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BAZAAR ! ! 


NO.  10,  HARRISON  ST. 

FIVE  DOORS  FROM  MARKET  STREET. 

This  Newand  Splendid  Building,  Near  the  Centre  Market, 
has  been  occupied  more  than  twelve  months,  and  ha?  met 
with  the  approbation  of  the  public,  is  now  open  every  day 
and  evening,  (Sundays  excepted)  for  public  accommoda- 
tion. The  arrangements  of  the  interior  are  such  as  to  en- 
sure the  greatest  degree  of  convenience  to  visiters,  the 
avenues  being  wide^  and  the  access  easy;  the  building 
M^ell  lighted,  high,  airy,  and  comfortable.  Both  in  the 
first  and  second  stories  may  be  obtained 

AN  EXTENSIVE  ASSORTMENT  OF 


FANCY  ARTICLES, 


l^^atches^  Jewelry^  Sooks  and  Statianery^ 

GLASS,  CHINA,  CROCKERY,  &.  TIN  WARES, 

Confectionery,  Tobacco,  Segars,  Snuff,  Boots,  Shoes  Sf  Hatt. 

The  Bazaar  may  l)e  entered  from  Harrison  street  by  the  main  entrance, 
or  by  the  flights  of  steps  on  each  side,  leadin?  to  the  second  story.  It  may 
also  be  readily  approached  by  means  of  a  VisaxA,  leading  f.om  Baltimore  st- 
Bridge.  The  new  Foot  Bridge  from  the  lower  end  of  Pitt  st.  across  the 
Falls,  leading  into  the  Bazaar,  opens  a  pleasant  and  mucli  shorter  communi- 
cation between  Old  Town  and  the  Centre  Market.  The  l)uilding  is  ele- 
Runtly  lighted  with  Gas.  The  proprietors  beg  leave  to  assure  the  public 
Ihut  they  will  at  all  times  use  their  best  endeavours  to  render  the  Bazaar 
in  every  way  worthy  of  their  patronage  and  support.  A  Superintendent, 
(Mr.  Pritchard)  is  employed  to  keep  order  and  decorum  on  the  prcmiaw. 


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SIMON  HODDINOTT, 

BcJl  Hanger,  Lock  l^niith,  Brass  Founder, 

AND  WHITE  SMITH  IN  GENERAL, 

Hardtvare  St&re^  and  Jflanufactory^ 

STORTH  C^Air  STREST, 

NEAR  THE  ODD  FELLOWS^  HALL,  BALTIMORE. 

All  kinds  of  articles  in  the 
Hardware  line,  for  bouse 
keepers, carpenters,  build- 
ers, black  smiths,  &c.  &,c. 
kept  on  hand,  or  made  to 
order  at  the  shortest  no- 
tice, and  reasonable  terms 

BENJAMI]^  BAFFIN,  JR. 

(FROM  SHEFFIELD) 

CUTLER,  GRINDER,  AND  RAZOR 

MANUFACTURER, 
No.  1  1-2,  HOLLIDAY  STREET, 
BALTIMORE. 

Begs  leave  most  respectfully,  to  inform  the  public  that  he 
keeps  on  hand  an  assortment  of 

Razors,  Scissors,  Pen  Knives,  Table  Knives  and  Forks, 
Slc.  &.C.  such  as  he  ca.n  warrant  for  use. 

Also,  an  elegant  assortment  of  Ladies  Scissors,  with 
Christian  names  embossed  on  the  blade. 

Swords  and  other  articles  of  polished  steel,  handsome- 
ly ornamented  to  order. 

Surgeons'  Instruments,  and  Cutlery  in  general,  repair- 
ed, ground  and  set. 

Pen  Blades  put  in  old  handles,  warranted  genuine  cast 
steel. 


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WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL. 


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No.  10,  BALTIMORE  STREET, 

Opposite  Centre  Market  Fountain. 
Respectfully  informs  bis  friends  and  the  public  in  general,  that  at  his 

Tin  and  Sheet  Iron  liVare  Manufactory, 

They  may  be  supplied  with  all  kinds  of  Tin  Ware  on  the  most  reasonable 
terms,  with  a  great  variety  of  other  articles  in  his  line,  such  as 


Brass  Andirons, 
Shovels  and  Tongs, 
Tea  Boards  and  Waiters, 
Knives  and  Forks, 
Tea  and  Table  Spoons, 
Block  Tin  Tea  &  Coffee 
Pots, 


Patent  and  Cast  Iron  Tea 

Kettles, 
Brass,    Copper    and   Bell 

Metal  do. 
Waffel  Irons,  Sad  Irons, 
Gridirons  and  Coffee  Mills. 


With  a  general  assortment  of 

The  whole  of  which,  he  will  sell  on  the  most  moderate 
terms.  Country  merchants  and  others  are  respectfully  in- 
vited to  call  and  examine  as  to  the  price  and  quality,  both 
of  which,  he  is  confident  will  please. 

Orders  from  any  part  of  the  country  thankfully  received, 
and  punctually  attended  to. 


JOHN  EVATT, 

No.  3,  WATER  STREET,  HEAD  OF  CHEAPSIDE, 

GUN,  LOCK  SMITH, 

Has  on  hand  an  assortment  of  Hardware,  Cutlery,  a  variety  of  kitchen  furni- 
ture, new  and  second  hand.  Families  can  be  supplied  with  every  necessa- 
ry article  of  furniture.  Also,  repairing  of  Guns,  Bell  Hangings,  and  Locke 
of  every  kind.  Keys  of  all  sizes,  &c.  All  orders  thankfully  received  and 
punctually  attended  to. 


OF  THE 

BALTIMORE 

COMPAJVY. 

The  President  and  Directors  of  this  institution  contin- 
ue to  effect  Insurance  against  loss  or  damage  by  fire,  on 
Houses,  Merchandise,  Household  Furniture,  and  other 
species  of  property  generally,  both  in  Town  and  Country, 
at  their  usual  and  very  moderate  rates  of  premium. 

For  forms  of  application,  and  any  other  information  on 
the  subject,  please  apply  at  the  company's  office, 

No.  12,  SOUTH  STREET, 

Which  will  be  open  from  8  A.  M.  till  6  P.  M.     The  pre- 
sent Board  consists  of  the  following  gentlemen,  viz. 

WILLIAM  A.  TUCKER,  Pr|:sident. 

DIHi:CTOB.S. 

Wm.  Patterson  John  B.  Morris 

Moses  Sheppard  Felix  Jenkins 

Abraham  Worthington  Wm.  Frick 

Justus  Hoppe  ■  Joel  Vickers 

John  Ogston  Geo.  W.  W^illiamson 

Robert  Miller  John  B.  Howell. 


No,  21,  WATER  ST. 
Between  South  and  Calvert  sts.  Baltimore, 

MANUFACTUREfl  OF 

Stockings,  Drawers,  Suspenders, 


AND 


BOBBXNET  LACE, 

Ha8  now  qn  hand,  a  generat  ?is3ortment  of  the  above-men- 
tioned articles. 


JOSEPH  HISKEY, 
Plana  Forte  Manufacturer^ 

No.  50,  NORTH  HOWARD  STREET, 

Respectfully  returns  his  sincere  thanks  to  his  numerous  friends 
and  a  liberal  public,  for  the  extensive  encouragement  he  has 
received,, since  he  commenced  business  in  this  city.  He  has 
now  oa  hand,  Grand,  Upright,  Square  and  Harmonic 

PIANOS,  &  KEYED  HARFS, 

Of  the  most  modern  patterns,^  all  of  which  are  unsurpassed  for 
sweetness  and  strength  of  tone,  fineness  of  touch,  and  excel- 
lence of  workmanship.  He  respectfully  invites  all  those  w:ho 
are  desirous  of  purchasing,  to  favour  him  with  a  visit. 

N.  B.— J.  H.  has  also  hand, 

Of  his;0wn  importation,  of  a  most  superior  order.  These  with 
the  ai)Ove,  he  will  warrant  to  be  equal  to  any  ever  displayed 
in  Baltimore,  and  will  dispose  of  them  on  the  most  moderate 
terms,  for^  cash  or  approved  paper. 


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LOTTERY 


S.  JE.  Corner  of  JflarUet  st.  A^Jffarket  space ^ 

BALTIMORE, 

Where  Managers'  Tickets  and  Shares  in  all  the  authorised 
Lotteries  may  be  had,  in  the  greatest  variety  of  numbers. 
Foreign  Bank  Bills  and  Checks  exchanged,  at  the  lowest 
rates  of  the  market,  and  the  highest  premium  given  for 
Gold  Coin.  .  Orders  addressed  to 

ROSS  4^  RICE, 

WILL  ALWAYS  MEET  WITH  PROMPT  ATTENTION. 


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PROPRIETOR  OF  THE 

PRATT  ST.  WHOL.ESALI2  AND  RETAIL 

CLOTHIJ^G  STORE, 

C0R]«:R  of  CHARLES  &  PRATT  STS. 

BENT  GLASS. 

The  subscriber  having  erected  a  Furnace  for|  Bending  Glass  for 

Bulk    Windows^    Shoiv    Cascs^   jflantle 

Clocks^  Fancy  Cabinet  If^Vire,  Coach 

and  otlier  jLanips^  4*€.  A*c. 

Persons  ordering  circular  glass  will  please  send  the  length  and  the  diamete 
of  the  circle  required,  and  what  part  of  that  circle  is  wanted;  which  will  be 
accurately   and  punctually  attended  to.     He  also  mauufactures   and  has  on 
hand  for  sale,  an  assortment  of 

Smalts,  or  Coloured  Sand, 

Of  various  colors.,  for  Sign  Painting,  at  his 

HOUSE  A]\D  SIGN 

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Establishment,  where  orders  will  be  thankfully  received. 

DAVID  S.  POPE, 

No.  47,  SOUTH,  NEAR  PRATT/fSTREET,  BALTIMORE. 

JOHN  POTTER,  JR. 
TIJy  ^  SHEET  IRON  WORKER, 

No.  9,  WATER  ST.  HEAD  OF  CHEAPSIDE, 

Offers  for  sale,  a  general  and  extensive  assortment  of 

TIN  WARE  OF  EVERY  DESCRIPTIOIV, 

At  the  lowest  prices,  wholesale  and  retail.    Also, 

Such  as  Dutch  Ovens,  Spiders,  Tea  Kettles,  Pots  of  all  sizes,  £^c 
J.  P.  is  prepared  to  execute  any  orders  that  may  be  entrusted  to  his  care, 
with  despatch.     HOUSE  SPOUTING  done  with  neatness  and  at  the  short- 
est notice.    Those  who  may  want  any  thing  in  his  line  will  do  well  to  call, 
49  he  it  disposed  to  sell  cheap. 


BAL.TIMORE 

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ANJ}  GAI.I.ERY  OF  FINE  ARTS, 

COBNER  OF  BALTIMORE  &l  CALVERl'  STS. 


This  institution  contains  a  valuable  collection  of  Natural  History,  viz. 
Quadrupeds,  Birds,  Fishes,  Turtles,  Lizards,  Snakes,  Insects,  Shells,  Co- 
rals, Minerals,  and  the 

Stupendous  Skeleton  of  the  •JfEammoth^ 

Ay hich  was  dug  out  of  a  morass  in  Orange  county.  State  of 
iN^ew  York;  Indian  Curiosities,  Implements  of  War,  Agricul- 
ture, and  Dresses  of  various  Nations,  besides  a  large  collection 
of  miscellaneous  articles. — Also,  a  valuable 

BUSTS,    MEDALLIONS,  COINS,   MEDALS,  &c 

The  TVIuseum  is  always  open  to  visiters,  from  suu-rise  to  10  o'clock  at 
ni^t;— it  is  BRILLIANTLY  ILLUMINATED  every  evening  wiih  Gaa 
li'hts^and  in  the  course  of  the  evening,  a  rich  display  of 

Philosophical  Experiments, 

Are  exTiibited  in  the  Lecture  Room,  in  some  one  of  the  follow- 
ing branches,  viz.  Chemistry,  Pneumatics,  Electricity,  Galvan- 
ism^  Magnetism,  Chinese  Shades,  Transparencies;  and  the 
Magic  Lantern,  which  has  attached  to  it  a  complete  set  of  As- 
ironomical  Slides. 

Mei5ical  Electricity  is  judiciously  administered. 

PuoriLES  cut  and  framed  as  usual. 

Hij^  Subjects  of  Natural  History  put  up  in  the  best  manner 
for  exportation. 

Admittance  at  all  times,  25  cents,  children  half  price. 
^.B.  No  jcxtra  charsre  will  be  impxised  at  any  .time  on  annual  subscribera 
.l«re^ter.  ^  "^  J.  E.  WALKER. 


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J.  G.  HANZSCHE, 

Book   Seller  and  Stationer^ 

IN  THE  UNION  ARCADE, 

MARSH  MARKET  SPACE,  BALTIMORE, 

Respectfully  informs  the  public  that  he  keeps  constantly  for 
sale  at  the  above  place,  an  extensive  assortment  of 

NEW  &  SECOND  HAND  BOOKS, 

IN  THE  VARIOUS  BRANCHES  OF  LITERATURE. 

Bibles  and  Testaments,  Hymn  and  Prayer  Books,  School 
Books  of  various  kinds,  History,  Poetry,  Miscellaneous  Works 
and  Novels,  Blank,  Copy,  Memorandum,  and  Pocket  Books, 
Paper,  Gluills,  Penknives,  &c.  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 
Second  Hand  Books  bought  or  exchanged  on  the  most  ac- 
commodating terms.    With  this  establishment  is  connected  a 

CIRCULATING  LIBRARY, 

Of  upwards  of  3000  volumes,  and  which  is  constantly  increas- 
ing by  old  standard  works,  as  well  as  by  a  sufficient  number 
of  copies  of  every  new  publication.  Terms,  1  dollar  for  three 
months,  in  advance;  or  6i  cents  a  volume  per  week. 


Plain  and  Fancy  JfRUinery. 


No.  11,  UNION  ARCADE,  M.  MARKET  SPACE, 

Respectfully  informs  her  friends  and  the  public  generally, 
that  she  still  continues  to  carry  on  the 

MILLinSj^r  BTTSIHESSj 

IN  ALL  ITS  VARIOUS  BRANCHES, 

At  the  above  place,  where  she  is  prepared  to  execute  any  or- 
ders in  her  line  with  punctuality,  and  on  pleasing  terms. 
Leghorn  and  Straw  Bonnets  bleached  and  pressed  at  the  short- 
est notice.    She  also  keeps  at  the  same  place  a  variety  of 

FANCY  AND  STAPLE  ARTICLES, 

WHICH  SHE  WILL  SELL  AT  MODERATE  PRICES. 


STOVES,  PIPE, 


FOR  SALE  BY 

ROBERT  BUCK, 

CORNER  OF  LIGHT  AND  LOMBARD  STS. 

Who  makes  and  finishes  in  the  best  manner,  the  following  Stoves,  viz.  Cook- 
ing Stoves,  of  the  most  improved  patent  now  in  uscj  Franklin  do.  with  or 
wfthout  Pipe;  Cambose  do.  and  Box  do.  Also,  Stove  Kettles,  Dripping 
Pans,  Bread  Pans,  and  other  Sheet  Iron  Ware.  Stove  Pipe  of  difierent 
sizes,  from  4  1-2  to  8  inches,  all  made  of  the  best  sheet  iron.  All  his  ma- 
nufactured ware  will  be  sold,  wholesale  and  retail,  on  the  most  reasonable 
t^rme.  {Jr|- Orders  from  merchants,  storekeepers,  and  others,  thankfully- 
received. 

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THOMAS  CHAIiTiRES. 

CABINET  MAKER, 

No.  50,  FRONT,  FORMERLY  CALLED  JONES  ST. 

CORNER  OF  FRENCH  STREET,  OLD  TOWN, 
Respectfully  returns  thanks  to  the  citizens  of  Baltimore  and  its  vicinity  for 
past  favours,  and  be^rs  to  assure  them  that  every  article  in  the  above  line, 
will  be  manufactured'in  the  best  manner,  and  on  the  most  reasonable  terms. 
N.  B.  Funerals  attended  on  the  shortest  notice,  and  Hacks  and  Hearse 
provided,  if  required. 


THOMAS  ».  HISS, 

ANNOUNCES  TO  THE  PUBLIC  GENERALLY  THAT  HE  CONTINUES 
IN  ALL  ITS  VARIOUS  BRANCHES. 

No.  6,  SOUTH  CALVERT  STREET, 
BALTIMOKS. 


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HICIiliEY  &  GROSS, 

E[l.:^D7f  ASS  AHD  lEon 

AT  THE 

CORNER  OF  GAY  AND  FRONT  STREETS, 

AND    AT 

JVo.  86,  €ratjf  street^  opposite j 

Keep  a  large  and  well  selected  assortment  of  Hardware  and  Iron,  at  the 
most  reduced  prices. 

CALL  AT  THE 

OLD  STAIVD,  NO.  37,  SOrTH  8T. 

Formerly  occupied  by  Mr.  James  Ackland,  and  nearly  opposite  the  (BboW- 
er's)  Merchants'  Coffee  House,  where  I  propose  to  manufacture 

Soots,  Shoes  4^  Pumps, 

OF  THE  BEST  MATERIALS  AND  WORKMANSHIP, 

At  ihc  following  very  reduced  prices,  viz. 

B<^t3,  first  rate,  for  cash,     $5  00    I    Monroe's,  first  rate,  for  cash,  $3 
Footing,    do  do  3  50    |    Shoes  and  Pumps,   do    do         2 

Al'.  of  which  are  warranted  to  be  as  good  as  any  that  can  be  obtained  in  thic 
or  any  other  city,  at  any  price. 

JAMES  A.  HENDERSON. 


SAM.  &  IXTM.  MEETEER, 

Paper  Manufacturers, 

NO.  3,  MARKET  STREET, 

Adjoining  the  bridge, 

Have  constantly  on  hand,  a  large  assortment  of 
WRITING,  PRINTING  &  WRAPPING 


IPAIPIIIE 


Blue  and  White.  Bonnet  Boards;  and  Blank  Books 
Of  their  own  manufacture;  besides  a  good  assortment  of 

All  of  which  they  offer  for  sale  at  reduced  prices.     Liberal 
discounts  made  to  the  Trade. 

§f^  S.  &  W.  Meeteer  are  extensively  engaged  in  ma- 
nufacturing Paper,  by  hand  and  machinery,  and  will  make 
all  kinds  of  paper  to  order,  at  the  shortest  notice,  and  at 
reduced  prices.  They  are  giving  at  all  times  the  highest 
market  prices  for  clean 

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AND  SIZING  OR  GLUE  PIECES,  IN  CASH  OR  GOODS. 

It  is  recommended  to  those  who  bring  these  articles  to 
market,  to  apply  at  our  store,  aa  the  surest  way  of  obtain- 
ing the  highest  prices. 

N.  B.  Country  merchants  and  others  are  requested  to 
give  us  a  call. 


BALTIMORE 

JOHN  J.  DONALDSON,  President. 

Robert  Oliver  W.  W.  Taylor 

Joseph  Todhunter  Edward  G.  Woodyear 

Silas  Marean  Benj.  D.  Higdon 

John  B.  Morris  Samuel  J.  Donaldson, 

GEO.  CARR  GRUNDY,  Secretary. 

The  Company  Insures  Lives,  purchases  or  sells  annu- 
ities, receives  monies  on  deposit  and  trust,  andjmakes  all 
kinds  of  contracts  in  which  life,  or  interest  of  money  are 
involved. 

RATES  OF  INSURANCE. 

One  year.     Seven  years. 

20  years  of  age  1.50  1.62  percent. 

30        "  1.82  1.92      " 

40        "  2.23  2.43      " 

50        "  3.03  3.34      " 

ANNUITIES. 

For  one  hundred  dollars  paid,  the  company  gives 

$8  40  to  a  person  aged  50    for  life. 

9^3  "  55 

10  55  "  60 

12  27  '  65 

14  19  "  70 


^O.  22,  SAINT  PAUL'S  STREET. 


-SALTER  CROOK,  JR. 

]^o.  104,  market  street, 

BETWEEN  CALVERT  AND  SOUTH  STREETS, 

Every  thing  appertaining  to  his  line  of  business  can  be  had 
at  the  shortest  notice,  and  executed  in  the  best  manner. 
The  following  goods  always  for  sale,  wholesale  and  retail. 


Fringes  for  Curtains,  do.  Rugs  & 

Stools,  all  colours; 
C>omice  Ornaments  and   Tassels, 

all   colours; 
Satin  and  Worsted  Damask; 
Embossed  and  Watered  Moreen 

Bindings,  &c. 
Yenitian  Blinds; 
Sofas  and  Easy  Chairs; 
Feather   Beds    and  curled    Hair 

Mattrasses,  Moss  do. 


Foot  Stools  and  Cotts; 

Curled  Hair  and  Moss  always  for 
sale,  in  small  or  large  quanti- 
ties; 

Parlor,  Entry,  Drawing  Room, 
and  Chamber  Papers,  in  all  the 
new  patterns  and  colours; 

Fire  Board  Pieces; 

Velvet  Printed  and  Festoon  Bor- 
dering, some  very  rieh; 

Ornamental  Columns  and  Figiiref . 


HE  MAKES  TO  ORDER 

BED  AND  WINDOW  CURTAINS, 

CARPETS,  CUSHIONS,  ^c  ^c. 

ROOMS,  &c.  PAPERED  in  the  best  manner,  and  at  the  shortest  notice. 


MACHINE  &  ENGINE 

CORNER  OF  PRESIDENT  <Sf  STILES  STREETS, 

JAKES  M^HSLLs 

Respectfully  informs  his  friends  and  the  public  generally, 
that  he  is  fully  prepared  to  execute  all  orders  that  he  may 
be  favoured  with,  on  the  shortest  notice  and  most  reason- 
able terms. 


MlJLHIISIB  COTF^iE  Hl015^E, 

No.  41,  SOUTH  GAY  STREET. 

The  subscriber,  while  he  gratefully  acknowledges  the  past  ^ 
favours  of  his  friends,    respectfully  informs  them  and  the   ^ 
public  generally,  that  during  the   proper  seasons,   he  will 
prepare 

Real  Ch'een  Turtle  ^  Pectoral  Soitpj 

EVERY    DAY,  EXCEPT     SUNDAY.       ALSO, 

Terrapins,  Oysters,  Canvas  Backs,  Beef  Steaks,    Venison 
Coffee,  Sfc.  at  the  shortest  notice. 

Boarding  by  the  week,  day,  meal  or  otherwise,  to  suit 
customers.  , 

The  subscriber  would  further  state,  that  the  above  house 
being  convenient  to  the  Wharf,  or  Exchange,  and  also  in 
a  healthy  part  of  the  city,  will  meet  its  share  of  patronage 
from  the  public,  when  he  will  endeavour  to  give  entire 
satisfaction. 

D.  B.  WATTS. 


OFFICE  OF  THE 

BALTIMORE  GUST  POWDER 

MANUFACTURING  COMPANY, 
IVo.  38,  iVorth  Frederick  street, 

JOSEPH  JAMISON,  President: 
Who    also  continues   to   attend  to    the    Measuring  of 
Buildings,  viz.  Carpenters',  Plaisterers',  Stone  Masons', 
Brick  Layers'  Work,  &,c.  and  to  plans,  and  estimate  coeti 
of  buildings  generally. 

JOS.  JAMISON,  Architect. 


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OF  THE  DIFFERENT  LINES  OF 

9 

Running  from  the  subscribers'  office,  Basement  Story  of 

BARNUM'S  CIT7  HOTEL, 

The  Mail  Coach  for  Washington  city,  and  three  Pilot 
Lines,  depart  daily  at  3  and  8  o'clock,  A.  M.  and  at  2 
o'clock,  P.  M.  connecting  with  lines  running  direct  to 
Leesburg  and  Winchester,  Charlottesville,  Staunton,  Au- 
gusta Springs,  Warm  Springs,  Hot  Springs,  White  Sul- 
phur Springs,  and  thence  to  Guayandotte  on  the  Ohio. 

The  Mail  for  Wheeling,  via  Fredericktown,  Hagers- 
town,  Cumberland,  Brownsville,  &c.  departs  every  Morn- 
ing, going  through  in  three  days. 

The  Accommodation  on  same  route,  departs  every 
other  morning,  through  in  four  days. 

The  Mail  via  York  for  Harrisburg  or  Lancaster,  departs 
every  Morning. 

The  Mail  for  Pittsburg  via  Gettysburg,  Chambersburgh, 
Bedford,  6lc.  departs  every  morning. 

The  Mail  for  Winchester  via  Harper's  Ferry,  Charleston, 
&c.  departs  on  Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and  Saturdays,  and 
by  Boonsboro,  Shepperdstown,  Martinsburg,  &c.  six  times 
a  week. 

The  Mail  for  Emmettsburg  departs  on  Wednesdays  and 
Saturdays. 

The  Mail  for  Carlisle  departs  every  Tuesday  morning. 

The  Mail  for  Philadelphia,  departs  every  day  at  1 
o'clock  P.  M.  during  the  winter,  or  suspension  of  the 
steam  boats. 

STOCKTON  &  STOKES. 


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M  AHINE  REGISTER  OFFICE, 

AND 

Seamen  s  Library  ^  Reading  Room, 

OFFICE,  No.  8,  THAMES  STREET, 
Opposite  Col  Tenant's  Wharf,  F.  P, 

CAPTAIST  E.  HV.  U.  SIJTK, 

JlcspectfuUy  informs  the  MERCHANTS  AND  SHIP  OWNERS  of  thr 
Port  of  Baltimore,  that  he  is  about  to  obtain  from  all  the  Ship  Masters  and 
others,  the  Names  Character  and  Capability  of  the  Seamen,  of  the  Port  of 
Baltimore,  and  will  keep  a  Register  of  the  same,  together  with  the  place  of 
their  residence,  and  ships  last  sailed  in,  and  by  this  aid,  he  hopes  to  be  able 
to  ship  crews  of  unquestionable  character,  in  point  of  seamanship,  if  re- 
quired, and  thereby  lessen  the  imposition  which  merchants  and  ship  mas- 
ters are  often  subjected  to.  He  also  proposes  to  do  the  same  as  relate*  to 
Wate-s  of  vessels. 


MARTIN  METTtE'S 
PATENT 

PfJillP  IRON^, 


1  he  object  of  which  is  to  pre- 
vpTit  tha  iut/oduction  of  foreign 
snbsraJices  into  the  interior,  through 
iht' top,  or  the  handle  mortise,  or 
'jjjening  of  tlie  spout.  The  above 
inrei.tion  fully  answers,  and  was 
njjproved  of  over  several  by  a  cora- 
initice  of  the  city  council.  See  their 
Ueport  on  the  Journal  of  March  30, 

18  >i.  Tlie  public  are  invited  to  examine  the  following  city  pumps:  one  in  Exe- 
ter SI.  netr  Hargrove's,  two  in  High  st.  one  near  Claggett's  brewery,  Water  st. 
7  wo  near  the  old  hay  scales,  and  two  in  one  well  at  the  green  tree  pump,  and  one 
near  Harford  run,  Pratt  st.  and  one  opposite  the  front  of  the  Exchange,  Gay  st. 
liiere  ore  also  various  others.  These  are  acknowledged  to  be  more  durable,  and 
!f-8i  liaV>le  to  get  out  of  repair  than  the  common  pumps,  and  will  be  found  ad- 
vantageous in  the  countryj  where  a  pump  maker  cannot  always  be  procured; 
the  snout  is  of  cast  iron,  with  a  double  knee,  and  a  casting  with'a  joint,  socom- 
nietely  covers  the  mortise  in  which  the  handle  works,  that  nothing  can  be  intro- 
duced into  the  interior  \vithout  its  removal,  which  is  quickly  performed  by 
taking  outa  square  headed  screw  bolt  that  fastens  down  the  cap,  which  has  a  joint 
hasp  fastened  on  the  under  part  of  the  same.  He  is  prepared  to  supply  all  or- 
4en  from  pump  inakers  and  others,  and  will  also  dispose  of  patent  nghts,  and 
^U  orders  for  new  pumps  will  also  be  attended  to  with  punctuality. 
M.  M.  is  also  ready  to  execute  all  orders  for 

in  his  line,  such  as  Fire  Proof  Book  Closets,  Iron  Shutters  for  warehouses.  Fan- 
ay  Railmgs,  Ship  Work,  &c.  &c  on  the  most  reasonable  terms,  at  his  old  es- 
tftbbebnient,  in 

JPresMent  st.near  Pratt  st.  Bridge. 


BROWJSr  &  HEARTTE, 


INSTRUX^SBTT  ^V  A  REHOUSE, 

AT  THE  SIGN  OF  THE  QUADRANT, 

53,  South  St.  near  Coffee  Mouse  Motel, 

Keep  constantly  for  sale,  eyery  description  of  Instruments  appertaining  to 
the  Mathematical  line.  Engineers,  Surveyors  and  Navigators,  can  hare 
their  Instruments  made,  altered,  or  repaired  upon  pleasing  terms,  with  ex- 
pedition, neatness  and  accuracy. 

B.  &  H.  Pledge  themselves  that  every  exertion  shall  be  used  to  give 
their  friends  general  satisfaction. 

Charts  and  all  kinds  of  navigation  stationery. 


SPANISH  SEGAR  FACTORY. 


ED\^  AKD  C.  THOHAS, 

Lexington  Market  Space,  between  Eutaw  and  Paca  streets, 
BAXiTZZ^ORE, 

Has  on  hand,  and  intends  manufacturing,  superior 

Spanish,  Malf  Spanish  ^*  Amelia  Segars; 

ALSO,  SUPERIOR 

OF  THE  BEST  BRANDS; 
CONGRESS,  MACABAU,  SCOTCH  &  RAPPEE 

SNUFFS,  &c.  &c. 

V.  B.  Merchants  and  others  are  respectfully  in^tited  to  call  and  extoaiaa 
for  themselves.    Orders  put  up  with  punctuality  and  neatness. 


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REMOVAL. 

T.  &  S.  ABBETT, 

HAVE  REMOVED  THEIR 

TO  JYo.  1,  I,OJfKBJ3lRn  ST. 

Where  they  have  constantly  on  hand  a  large  assortment 
of  Stoves,  of  all  sizes  and  patterns,  such  as  Franklins, 
Coal  Stoves,  Cooking  and  Close  Stoves,  Henry  Abbett's 
Improved  Cooking  Stoves,  vi^hich  have  been  in  use  about 
12  months,  for  the  utility  of  which,  we  beg  leave  to  refer 
the  public  to  the  following  named  gentlemen: — Francis 
Hyde,  Samuel  Hyde,  Samuel  0.  Hoffman,  Geo.  Valliant, 
Stephen  H.  Ford,  Edwin  Evans,  WilUam  Jenkins.  We 
have  also  another  new  Cooking  Stove,  which  we  would 
be  pleased  to  shew  at  No.  1,  Lombard  street. 

ABBETT'S 

Improved  Cast  Iron   Ovens, 

For  the  utility  of  which,  we  refer  to  the  following  named  gentlemen: — Isaac 
McKim,  Jr.  Peter  Levering,  Geo.  Fox,  F.  Hyde,  Wm.  Jenkins,  George  H. 
Keerl,  and  Asbury  Brooks.  '  „^rt- 

BRANDS  AND  STAMPS   neatly  cut  by  Mr.    WILLIAM  SMITH, 
formerly  iuthe  employ  of  the  late  Mr.  Foster. 


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COMMISSION  MERCHANT, 

No.  87,  SMITH  S  WHARF, 

AGENT  FOR  THE  FOLLOWING  MANUFACTORIES,  VIZ. 

Chain  Cables,  ^      -         -        -        at  Boston 
Anchor,  -         -         -         -         Boston 

Patent  Wrought  Spikes*         -  Troy,  N.  Y. 

Champlain  &,  Peru  Window  Glass,     Burlington,  Vt. 

T.  J.  has  always  on  sale,  articles  of  the  above  manufactories, 
and  will  execute  orders  with  fidelity  and  promptitude, 

*These  spikes  are  in  general  use  for  rail  road  construction. 


American  Paper  Hangings  Jflanufactory^ 

AND  UPHOLSTERY. 


A.F.  JXTDLIN  &  KNOTTS, 

IJPHOIiSTERERS  &  PAPER  HAIV0IIV08 

MANUFACTURERS, 
N.  CHARLES  ST.  TWO  DOORS  FROM  MARKET  STREET, 

Also,  Thames  st.  2ci  door  from  Market  st.  F.  P. 

Carpets,  Curtains  and  Carved  Cornices  made  to  order,  and 
Booms  Decorated  at  the  shortest  notice. 


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JOHN  KEENER, 


NO.  8,  WATER  STREET, 

Hw  for  sale  a  large  and  extensive  assortment  of  double  and  single  barrelled 

ALSO,  DOUBLE  AND  SINGLE  BARRELLED 

With  flints  and  percussion  locks,  suitable  for  all  kinds  of  game,  of  all  qtiaU* 
ties,  sizes,  and  prices,  which  he  will  dispose  of  on  reasonable  terms. 
All  kinds  of  gun  work  done  with  his  usual  despatch. 

MOSES  A.  DYSART, 

Collector  and  General  jlgent^ 

Respectfully  offers  his  services  to  the  public  in  the  aJbove 
capacit3%  Persons  who  may  favour  him  with  their  business  may 
depend  on  the  utmost  attention  being  paid  to  their  interests^ 
and  prompt  settlements  made  of  all  monies  collected.  Res- 
pectable references  will  be  given.    Apply  at  his  residence, 

BAIiTXI^OKE  STKEIST, 

THREE  DOORS  WEST  OF  REV.  MR.  HARGROVE's  CHURCH. 

RICH'D  DONNOHIJE, 

DRAPER  AND  TAILOR, 

Respectfully  informs  his  friends  and  the  public  generally  that  he  hai  com- 
menced the  above  business,  at 

No,  132,  N.  GAY  STREET,  OLD  TOWN, 


^"^         No.  5O5  Bridge  street. 

Where  he  begs  a  share  of  public  patronage,  and  is  prepared 
to  attend  to  orders,  with  promptness  and  despatch. 


Steam  Engine  ^  Jflachine  tlfianufiutory^ 


AT  No.  14,  FAYETTE  ST.,  FORMERLY  EAST, 
MAYOER  &  WASHI]VCJTO]\5 

Respectfully  inform  the  public  that  they  are  ready  to  receive  order*  fcr 
Steam  Engines,  locomotive  or  stationary,  PUMPS  of  all  kinds,  PRESSES  cf 
all  kinds.  Rolling  Mill  and  other  SCREWS.  Iron  and  Brass  TURNING  of 
every  description.  LATHES  and  circular  SAWS  fitted  up  according  to  the 
mo6t  approved  patterns.  MILLWRIGHT  &  PATTERN  MAKING  in  all 
their  varieties.  Rail  Road  CARS,  and  repairing  of  machines  in  general. 
They  have  also  a  separate  shop  for  WOOD  and  IVORY  TURNING. 


REMOVAL. 


GirJV  MJIKBR, 

Has  removed  from  his  former  residence,  in  Market  Space, 
to  the  three  story  brick  building. 

No.  67,  PRATT  ST.  NEAR  COMMERCE, 

Where  all  orders  in  his  line  will  be  executed  with  neat- 
ness and  despatch. 


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JOSEPH  CliOOK^ 
Upholsterer  and  Paper  Hanger ^ 

No.  3,  HANOVER  STREET, 

OPPOSITE    BELTZHOOVEr's    HOTEL,    BALTIMQRJE, 

Has  the  pleasure  to  inform  the  public  that  he  is  prepared 
to  execute  all  orders  for  any  kind  of  work  in  his  line  of 
business,  with  neatness  and  despatch.  The  following 
goods  always  for  sale,  wholesale  and  retail,  on  the  most 
pleasing  terms,  viz. 


Satin  and  Worsted  Damask;  Em- 
bossed and  Watered  Moreen; 

Silk  and  Worsted  Fringes,  for 
Curtains  and  Beds,  do.  for  Rugs 
and  Stools,  various  colours; 

Bindings,  &c. 

Cornice  Ornaments  and  Tassels; 

Feather  Beds; 

Curled  Hair  and  Moss  Mattrasses; 

Spring  Seat  Sofas;  Patent  Spring 
Seat  Rocking  Chairs; 


Venitian  Blinds; 
Cotts  and  Foot  Stools; 
Screens  and  Fire  Board  Pieces; 
Paper  Hangings  for  parlours,  entries, 

drawing  rooms,  and  chambers,  in  all 

the  latest  patterns  and  colours^ 
Velvet  Printed  Festoon  Borders,  T^ry 

rich  and  elegant; 
Ornamental    Columns,    Pannels    and 

Busts. 


HE  MAKES  TO  ORDER, 

BED  &  IVINDOIV  CURTAINS, 

CARPETS  AND  CUSHIONS, 

For  various  purposes,  and  all  work  appertaining  to  his  busiaess. 

ROOMS,  &c.  PAPERED 

In  the  Tery  best  maimer,  and  «t  the  shortest  aotice. 


STBVEirS'S 


Mi'AiGiJ^Kji 


STEVENS'S  PATENT 

HAS  BEEN  REMOVED  FROM  No.  45,  TO 

No.  18,  5.  CALVERT  STREET, 

BETWEEN  WATER  AND  MARKET, 

Where  a  arge  assortment  of  this  valuable  apparatus  can  al- 
ways be  found,  weighing  from  50  to  6000  pounds.  The  at- 
tention of  the  public  is  called  to  this  article;  affording  such  fa- 
cility, at  the  same  time,  great  accuracy  in  weighing.  Many  of 
them  are  now  in  use  in  this  city,  and  the  Custom  Houses  of 
New  York,  Boston,  Portland,  Charleston,  New  Orleans,  as  also, 
the  merchants  of  those  places,  for  many  years  past,  have  had 
them  in  general  use;  they  are  not  liable  to  get  out  of  repair 
and  can  with  ease,  be  removed  from  place  to  place.  Not  many 
years  will  elapse  before  it  will  be  the  only  mode  of  weighing  in 
the  United  States.  All  orders  for  the  article  attended  to  with 
punctuality  and  dispatch. 

E.  KNOWLTON,  Agent. 


E.  KNOIXTLTON, 

General  Commission  ilgent^ 

No.  18,  SOUTH  CALVERT  STREET, 
BALTIMORE. 


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THE  CELEBRATED  BALTIMORE 

1?A.T^^T  ¥^1uiOO^  CIuiOTBl^, 

(OIL  CLOTH  CARPETS,) 

ARE    MANUFACTURED    AT    THE    ^EW    ESTABLISHME^*T,    IN 

MARKET  STREET,  FELUS  POINT, 

But  continue  to  be  sold  at  the  Old  Establishment,  in 
HIGH,  LATE  GRANBY  ST.  0.  T. 

Where  they  may  be  had  of  all  dimensions,  in  a  single 
piece,  without  seams,  and  in  a  great  variety  of  patterns, 
ready  for  use.  Also,  Table,  and  Portrait  Cloth,  the  latter 
for  whole  and  half  lengths. 

DENISON,  CONAIN  &  Co. 
PEBLIP  lilTTIG  &  SON, 

Brush  Sf  Comb  Manufacturers^ 

And  dealers  in  Bellows,  German  Goods, 

COLOGNE  WATERS,  SHAVING  SOAPS,  &c.  &c. 

No.  142,  MARKET  STREET, 
BALTLMORE, 

13,  St.  PauVs  St.  near  Bank  of  Baltimore^ 

Aud  opposite  the  Gazette  Office, 
MANUFACTURES,  AND  ALWAYS  KEEPS  ON  HAND, 

Gold  and  iSilrer  Spectacles, 

Of  uncommon  neatness  and  excellence,  together  with  his 
usual  assortment  of 

JEWELRY  AND  SILVER  WARE,  OPTICAL  GLASSES,  &c 


AUGUSTUS  iTIATIIlOT, 

No.  42,  NORTH  GAY  STREET,  BALTIMORE, 

Has  constantly  on  hand,  a  lai-ge  and  general  assortment  of 

FANCY   AND    WINDSOR   CHAIRS, 

WHICH    HE    WILL    SELL,    WHOLESALE    OR   RETAIL, 

On  as  accommodating  terms  as  they  can  be  obtained  in  thfs 
city.    He  will  also  keep  a  constant  supply  of  all  kinds  of 

Chairs  lor  Exportation. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

©ar»ct  ^  jFloor  ©lotJi  n^fitcftouisr^ 

No.  188i  MARKET  STREET, 

Six  doors  betow  Charles  street. 

Constantly  on  hand,  an  extensive  and  splendid  assortment 
of  Carpeting,  and  Curtaiu  Goods,  viz.  Brussels,  Venitian,  Kid- 
derminster and  Royal  Damask  Venitian,  and  Imperial  Brus- 
sels„and  Rugs  to  match.  Table  and  Piano  Covers,  English 
and  American  Patent  Painted  Oil  Cloths.  Moreens,  Worsted 
and  Silk  Damask  with  a  great  variety  of  Fringe  to  match. 
Nankin  and  Canton  Matting,  and  also,  a  variety  of  DomcKtic 
low  priced  Carpeting. 


CLOCK  AND  WATCH  MAKER, 

No.  10,  EAST  BALTIMORE  STREET, 

A  few  doors  above  Christ  Chureh, 
IS  NOW  READY  TO  ATTEND  TO  EVERY  THING  IN  HIS  LIVE 

Patent  Lever,   }  C  Musical, 

Horizontal,        V   WATCHES.    {  Repeating,  and 
Duplex,  )  (  Plain 

MUSICAL  BOXES,  JEWELRY  of  every  description,  SPECTACLES, 

&c.  &c.  neatly  repaired,  on  moderate  terms. 
All  orders,  however  small,  thankfully  received,  and  promptly  attended  to. 


HENRY  W.  GRAY, 
JUSTICE  OF  THE  PEACE, 

And  Conveyancer  in  general^ 

WATER  STREET,  EAST  OF  C.  MARKET  SPACE, 

Executes  Instruments  of  Writing  of  every  description,  on  the 
most  moderate  terms,  with  accuracy,  neatness  and  despatch, 
examines  titles,  records,  &c.  prepares  papers  and  accounts 
for  the  orphans'  court,  makes  out  insolvent  papers,  files  and 
answers  interrogatories,  before  the  commissioners  of  insolvent 
debtors,  &c.  &.c. 


SAiarEIi  WEST  IVHITEIiOCK, 

Portrait  Sf  Miniature  Painter, 

EAST  PRATT  STREET, 

1C23ARLT  OPPOSITE  THE  EASTERN  FOUNTAIN. 

S.  W.  W.  Informs  the  citizens  of  Baltimore  that,  in  addition 
to  Portrait  Painting,  he  takes  Busts  and  Masks,  in  Wax  or 
Plaster  of  Paris,  from  persons  living  as  well  as  those  deceased, 
andjwould  feel  grateful  for  a  share  of  public  patronage.  Pro- 
files accurately  cut. 

FOUR  DOORS  E.  OF  SPRING  STREET. 


The  subscriber  informs  his  friends,  and  the  public  generally, 

that  he  is  manufacturing,  and  will  have  constantly  for  sale  at 

the  Manufactory,  in 

CONSTITUTION  ST.  NEAR  THE  JAIL,  AND 

JOHN  SHARPLEYS  STORE, 

PRATT,  NEAR  GAY  STREET, 

Where  a  large  supply  of  yellow  and  bleached  SUMMER  CAN- 
DLES, of  any  make,  may  always  be  found.  Also,  SOAP  of 
various  qualities,  all  on  the  most"  reasonable  terms  for  cash. 

ABRAHAM  SLIVER; 


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JOSEPH  Vr.  STE-WART, 

iFancg  nnXf  Common 

GRATE  MANUFACTORY, 

JVo.  64,  Baitimare  st.  JBattimorej 

Has  always  on  hand  and  for  sale,  a  complete  assortment  x)f 
Grates,  which  he  will  dispose  of  on  reasonable  terms. 

N.  B.  Grates  made  to  order,  and  fitted  to  fire  places  at  the 
shortest  notice.    Also,  a  complete  assortment  of 

COPPER  AND  TIJf  WARE, 

CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND. 

JAimES  WILSS, 
NURSERY  &  SEEDSMAN, 

S.  W,  Corner  of  Lexington  and  Rock  streets, 

Continues  to  sell  all  sorts  of  Green  Seeds,  Fruit  and  Or- 
namental Trees,  Shrubbery,  Green  House  Plants,  Bulbous 
Roots,  &,c.  having  an  extensive  assortment,  and  being  a.  ^ 
regular  bred  gardener,  and  in  business  in  the  same  place 
for  upwards  of  25  years,  he  hopes  ta  be  able  to  merit  a 
continuance  of  public  favour. 


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STOVE  MANUFACTFBER, 

No.  43,  S.  CALVERT  STREET, 


SAMUEL  ZlliZ^ 

KO.  140,  BALTIZ^ORB  STB.EXST, 


Manufactures   and  keeps  on  hand,    an  extensive  assort- 
ment of  Silver  Ware  of  every  description. 


liEWIS  F.  SCOTTl, 

JVo.  1,  WEST  FAYETTE  STREET^ 

BASEMENT    STORY  BARNUM's    CITY  HOTEL. 

AGENCY  ANU  COlfOnSlSIOIV  BrSINElSlS, 

IN    ALL    ITS    BRANCHES,    STRICTLY    ATTENDED   TO- 

Information  on  any   business  given,  received  or  forward- 
ed, far  or  near. 

Slaves  bought  and  sold— highest  price  given 


ihachliive  card  iwianufactory. 

The  subscriber  is  constantly  manufacturing 
Jff^CBIJVJE  C^RS^IS  ^J\^n  FMMjJLITMJVG, 

On  New  and  improved  machinery,  which,  in  point  of  work- 
manship, quality  of  materials,  &.C.-  are  warranted  equal  to 
any  in  this  country.  Constantly  on  hand  for  sale,  Horse, 
Cotton,  Tow,  Wool,  Fullers'  and  Hatters'  Cards;  Comb 
Plate  and  Cleaners. 

JOHN  H.  HASKELL, 

Ni.  2,  N.  HOWARD  ST,  Sf  102,  W.  PRATT  ST. 

CLASSICAL,  &  COMMERCIAL. 

No.  55,  Baltimore  street,  between  Gay  and  South  sts. 

In  this  establishment,  according  to  the  most  approred  methods  of  instmctioa, 
the  pupils  are  initiated  from  the  commencement  of  their  studies  into  a  judi- 
cioas  and  methodical  exejcise  of  their  reasoning  faculties;  education  is  ren- 
dered as  pleasing  as  possible;  emulation  is  substituted  for  coercion,  and  eTeiy 
cndeaTOur  is  used  to  excite  attention  and  stimulate  exertion. 

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Olaaaes.  JOHN  JONES. 


COMMISSION  MERCHANTS, 

AND  WHOLESALE  DEALERS  IN  PAPER, 
No.  16,  S.  CALVERT  STREET, 


JAMES  C.  JO?«  ES, 

BOOT  &L  SHOE  MAKER, 

JVO.  2,  jyORTH  GAY  STREET, 

Takes  the  liberty  to  inform  his  old  customers,  and  the  public 
generally,  that  he  continues  to  make  up  work,  to  order,  at  the 
following  reduced  prices,  viz. 

First  quality  Boots,  at  $5  00  per  pair. 

Shoes  and  Pumps,  2   00 

Footing  Boots,  3  50. 

As  his  work  will  be  of  the  first  quality,  he  in  all  cases,  expects 
immediate  payment. 

STUART  &  BOI.TON, 
JVo.  71,  McELDERRY'S  WHARF, 

BALTIMORE, 

Have  always  on  hand  at  their  Manufactory, 

COPAL  VARNISH,  1st  and  2d  quality, 

JAPAN        Do. 

BRIGHT  AND  BLACK  Do. 

ROSIN  AND  SPIRITS  OF  TURPENTINE, 

ALL  OF  THEIR  OWN  MANUFACTURING,  WARRANTED  GOOD. 

Paints  and  Oils  of  all  kinds  and  descriptions.  Window  Glass  and  Paint 
Brushes  of  all  sizes;  together  with  a  variety  of  other  articles  iu  their  linej 
all  of  which  goods  they  offer  for  sale  on  the  lowest  terms. 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 


5110,  MARKET  STREET, 

OPPOSITE  THE  INDIAN  QUEEN  AND  BALTIMORE  HOUSE, 

Has  constantly  on  hand,  an  extensive  and  splendid  assortment 
of  Carpeting,  viz.  Brussels,  Venitian  and  Ingrain,  of  the  new- 
est style  of  patterns.  Also,  Piano,  Table  and  Stand  Covers, 
Imperial,  Tufted,  Wilton  and  Brussels  Hearth  Rugs;  Floor 
Oil  Cloths,  of  various  widths;  Nankin  and  Cotton  Matting. 
Also,  a  general  assortment  of  Umbrellas  and  Parasols;  with 
every  other  article  appertaining  to  his  business. 


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CARD  MAKING, 

IN    ALL    ITS     VARIOUS     BRANCHES,     AND    WIRE     WRAPPING. 


AT  GAY  STREET  BRIDGE,  BAL.TI3IORE, 

Manufactures  all  kinds  of  Machine  Cards  for  cotton  and  wool" 
(en  machinery. 

Merchants,  Manufacturers,  and  Country  Wool  Carders,  will  find  it  tbeirin- 
terest  to  apply  at  this  establishment,  as  the  proprietor  has  invented,  and  re- 
cently put  into  successful  operation,  aconibinationof  MECHANicjVLlHPaovE- 
3IENTS,  which  STICKS  TWO  TEETH  AT  ONE  OPERATION,  and  which 
will  enable  him  to  furnish  Cards  as  Ioav  as  any  other  establishment  in  this 
country. 

Machine  Cards,  Cotton  and  Wool  Cards,  Horse  Cards,  Hatters*  and  FoJ- 
lers'  Jacks,  Comb  Plates,  Cleaning  Combs,  Tacks  and  Screws,  Stretcher, 
Mule,  Billy  and  Jenny  Spindles,  and  Wrapping  Wire  for  IMilliners,  to  be 
had  at  SAMUEL  POULTNEY'S  Hardware  Store,  No.  164,  Baltimore  si. 
who  will  be  constantly  kept  supplied  with  the  above  articles. 


WELLS  CHASE,  JR.  llIACHII^flST, 

AT  GAY  STREET  BRIDGE, 

Makes  WOOLLEN,  COTTON,   and  every  other  kind  of  MACHINERY, 
whether  of  Metal  or  Wood,  at  the  shortest  notice. 


JAMES  H.  MIIililKEJV, 
WHIP,  CANE,  &  UMBRELLA 

CARVER, 

S.  W.  CORNER  OF  SOUTH S^  WATER  STREETS, 

Has,  and  intends  always  keeping  on  hand,  a  variety  of  arti- 
cles in  the  above  branches  of  business,  to  which  he  would  call 
the  attention  of  his  customers,  and  the  public  generally. 

Whips  made  to  order  at  the  shortest  notice. 

fi:!^  Umbrellas  neatly  repaired,  and  all  work  done  in  tk^ 
best  and  most  approved  manner , 


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Having  commenced  the  practice  of 

Cuppim^,  Bleeding  and  applying  IiCache§5 

AT  No.  35,  S.  CHARLES  STREET. 
OFFERS  TO  THE  PUBLIC    HIS  PROFESSIONAL  SERVICES. 


INSURANCE  COMPANY, 

OFFICE  IN  SECOND  STREET, 
Oj)posite  the  Exchange. 

The  Firemen's  insurance  Company  continue  to  insure 
Dwelling  Houses,  Warehouses,  Merchandise^  Household  Fur- 
niture^ Ships  in  Port,  their  Cargoes,  Houses  or  Vessels  while 
building,  and  other  descriptions  of  property  generally,  against 
loss  or  damage  by  fire,  for  periods  of  one  week  to  seven  years, 
^^  but  are  nol  permitted  by  the  charter,  to  insure  out  of  the 
new  limits  of  the  city. 

From  the  peculiar  construction  and  material  o^  i\\\s  Associ- 
ation, founded,  as  it  is  known  to  be,  on  the  best  interests,  and 
supported  by  the  surest  guarantees;  backed  by  an  ample  capi- 
tal, and  promising  a  safe  and  cheap  protection— it  has  received 
an  extensive  patronage. 

(15^  For  forms  of  application,  and  any  other  information 
on  the  subject,  please  apply  at  the  Company's  Office,  Second 
street,  opposite  the  New  Exchange. 

PRESENT   board: 
JOHN  REESE,  PRESIDET. 

directors: 

Jacob  Smith,  Beale  Randall,  from  the  New  Market  Company, 
Charles  M.  Keyser,  Lot  Ensey,  from  the  Liberty— Fred- 
crick  Seyler,  R.  H.  Jones,  from  the  United — Henry  Mantz, 
Nathan  Tyson,  from  the  Union — Jesse  Hunt,  Jacob  Albert, 
from  the  Washington — William  E.  George,  Samuel  Keerl, 
from  the  First  Baltimore — J.  L  Cohen,  Jr.  Peter  Neff,  from  the 
Patapsco— George  Rogers,  William  G.  Jones,  from  the  Me- 
chanical— William  Meeteer,  Samuel  M'Kim,  from  the  Friend- 
ship— Samuel  Wilson,  Jr.  Henry  Hardesty,  from  the  Indepen- 
dent—J.  Diffenderffer,  Benjamin  Buck,  from  the  Vigilant — 
John  Lee,  D.  R.  Wilson,  from  the  Deptford— James  B.  Stans- 
bury,  Samuel  Wilson,  from  the  Columbian— James  Biays, 
John  P.  Strobel,  from  the  Franklin. 

THOMAS  G.  RUTTER,  Secy. 


FROM  LONDON, 

WATCH  &  CLOCK  MAKER, 

Corner  of  Baltimore  and  L/lberty  sts. 

All  kinds  of  Duplex,  Lever,  Musical  and  Repeating  Watches 
cleaned  and  repaired.    Jewelry  repaired  and  plate  mended 

BRY80]\  GILL  &.  GEO.  GtlTON'^ 

AND  CABINET  MANUFACTORlf, 
IVo.  35,  S.  Charles  street,  si^n  of  3  Chairs, 

Will  be  thankful  for  all  orders  in  their  line.  Old  chairs  re- 
painted, and  second  hand  cabinet  furniture  repaired,  at  the 
shortest  notice, 

conpscTicni.E?. 

TO  COUNTRY  MERCHANTS. 

Respectfully  informs  oountry  merchants  and  others,  that  he  has  oa  hand  at 
his  store, 

JVb.  65  Gay  street,  near  the  Bridge, 

A  large  assortment  of  all  kinds  of  Confectionary,  which  he 
will  sell  at  the  lowest  prices  it  can  be  sold  for,  either  in  Pliila- 
delphia  or  Baltimore. 


S.  R  H.  &  P.  ELLICOTT, 

CORNER  OF  PRATT  AND  LIGHT  ST.  WHARF, 

Extensive  Manufacturers  of  every  description  of  Bar, 
Bolt,  Band,  Hoop,  Plate,  and  Slit  Iron,  Nail  and  Spike 
Rods,  Shovels  and  Spades,  Nails  and  Brads — Also,  Deal- 
ers in  all  kinds  of  Steel,  Castings,  Wrought  Nails  and 
Spikes,  Chain  Cables,  Topsailties,  and  Bobstays,  proved 
and  warranted. 


NO.  80,  CONWAY  STREET. 


TTILLIi^M  DISnST 

MMofacturM    all  kinds  of  Mock  Shell,   Dressing  and  Radding 

COMBS, 

At  the  above  place. 

KENSEY  A.  FOWBEIi, 

T^IL  OR, 

No.  27,  E.  BALTIMORE  STREET, 

Continues  to  make  on  the  most  reasonable  terms,  for  cash, 
Coats,  Vests,  Pantaloons,  &c.  at  the  shortest  notice. 

Thankful  to  his  friends,  and  the  public,  for  past  favours, 
he  would  solicit  a  continuance  of  their  custom,  and  as- 
sures his  fellow  citizens  generally,  that  no  effort  on  his  part 
shall  be  wanting,  to  render  himself  worthy  of  their  confi» 
deRC0  and  patronage. 


DANIELi  STAHL, 

No.  188,  MARKET  STREET,  BALTIMORE, 

Respectfully  informs  his  friends,  and  the  public,  that  he 
has  on  hand,  and  continues  to  manufacture,  an  extensive 
assortment  of 

BLOCKED,  PLAIN  AND  JAPANNED 

Ware,  which  he  offers  for  sale,  wholesale  and  retail  at  the  most  reduced 
prices. 


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ALSO  MANUFACTURE,  AT 

jVo.  5Sy  iSouth  Calrert  Street, 

HOT  AIR  FURNACES,  AIND 


Which  they  keep  for  sale  at  both  the  above  named  places. 
The  Furnaces  are  for  Wanning  homes  with  Heated  Air, 
to  which  every  improvement  has  been  made  to  render  it 
complete,  and  a  great  saving  of  fuel. 

J.  &-D.  Stahl  have  made  arrangements  with  Mr.  Dee- 
teer  Barger,  to  put  up  their  Furnaces  at  the  shortest 
notice. 

They  have  also  made  an  improvement  in 

WITH  TIN, 

Known  to  be  so  durable  in  the  eastern  states,  where  roofs, 
after  lasting  from  30  to  60  years,  are  found  to  be  in  good 
reapair. 

Samples  of  Roof,  Furnaces,  &/C.  can  be  seen  at  ^ach  of 
their  stores. 


AUGUSTUS  M.  PRICE, 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

Fruit  and  Confectionery  StorCj 

No.  189  1-3,  market  street, 

SECOND  DOOR  ABOVE  HANOVER  STREET. 

Constantly  on  hand  a  general  assortment  of  Fruits,  Con- 
fectionary, Nuts,  &LC.,  which  he  will  dipose  of  at  the  low- 
est prices  and  best  terms. 


HENRY  HENDERSON, 
BISCUIT  &  €iaA€14.iaiiiaAlLlilt, 

S.  E-  CORNER  PRATT  6l  PATTERSON  STS. 

KEEPS  CONSTANTLY  ON  HAND, 

Pilot  and  Navy  Bread,  i    Wholesale 

Water  Butter  and  Sugar  Crackers    >  and 

Wine  and  Soda  Biscuit,  &.c  &lc.     )        Retail. 

Country    merchants  and  others   will  find  it   much  to  their  advantage  to 
gire  him  a  call,  as  he  is  determined  to  sell  cheap  for  cash. 

THOMAS  SUTI.IFF  &  SOX, 

Ne.  45,  CORNER  HOWARD  ^  LEXINGTON  STS. 

Import,  and  keep  constantly  on  hand,  a  large  stock  of 

CHINA,  GLASS  &  QUEENSWARE, 

AJL^O^  I\o.  5o,  liEXEVCJTOIV  STREET, 

A  QUANTITY  OF  NEW  AND  SECOND  HAND 

Viz.  Tables,  Chairs,  Sideboards,  Bureaus,  Bedsteads, 
Beds  and  Bedding,  with  nearly  every  article  suitable  for 
house  keepers. 


CORDIAL,  WINE  &  SPIRIT 

CORNER  OF  FAYETTE  &  PACA  STREETS. 

The    subscriber  has  on  hand,  and  is  daily  manufacturinor 
Cordials  of  all  kinds — likewise, 

MMamestic  Sran^y^  CHn^  ^^ine^  Wine  Bittern^ 

AND  COLOURING  FOR  LIQUORS. 

HE   HAS   ALSO    IN   STORE,   THE    BEST 

Cognac  Brandy^  Holland  Gin, 
JAUIAICA  AIVD  ]\E11V  £I\GI.AIVD  RUm, 

PORT,  MADEIRA,  LISBON,  AND  OTHER 

Which  he  will  sell  on  most  reasonable  terms. 

NICHOLAS  U.  CHAFEE. 
IVASHINGTON  BREWERY. 


GRAHAM  &  SILVEY, 

S.  E.  CORNER  OF  CONWAY  Sf  HANOVER  STS. 

Would  inform  the  public  that  they  have  on  hand,  and  continue  to  brew 
AN& 

OF  THE  FIRST  QUALITY, 

Which  they  will  be  glad  to  furnish,  on  the  most  reason 
able  terms,  and  at  the  shortest  notice. 


HENRY  VICARY, 

IB(I)(DIE  SHILILIlIEa 

BINDER  &  STATIOMER, 
50,  Pratt  St.  between  Charles  S*  Hanover^ 

Returns  hiti  sincere  thanks  to  his  friends,  and  the  public,  for  the  liberal  en- 
couragement he  has  received  from  them,  and  hopes,  by  his  exertions  to 
please,  to  continue  still  to  receive  the  same — and  begs  leave  to  inform  them, 
he  will,  as  heretofore,  constantly  beep  on  hand  a  eeneral  assortment  of 
SCHOOL  AND  MISCELLANEOUS  BOOKS:  likewise  a  general  assort- 
ment of  PLAIN  AND  FANCY  STATIONERY. 

All  ofwhiehhe  will  Bell  as  low  ascanbepurcbased  at  anv  other  house  in  the 
city.  A  CIRCULATING  LIBRARY,  containing  an  extensive  and  valu- 
able selection  of  Books  is  Collected.  Books  will  be  loaned  on  as  accommo- 
dating terms  as  elsewhere. 

N.  B.  Highest  Cash  Price  given  for  RAGS,  or  Books  in  Exchange. 

Executed  with  neatness  and  despatch. 

THE  SUBSCRIBER, 
IVo.  865  I¥orth  Howard  Street, 

Continues  to  manufacture  all  kinds  of 

IVROUGHT  NAILS  &  SPIKES, 

Which  he  will  sell  at  reduced  prices. 


No.  35,   CENTRE  MARKET  SPACE, 

Respectfully  informs  his  old  friends,  and  the  public,'  that 
he  constantly  keeps  on  hand  a  general  and  extensive  as- 
sortment of 

SHOES  AND  BOOTS, 

Of  his  own,  and  of  foreign  manufacture,  which  he  offeri. 
on  the  most  accommodating  terms. 

A  GOOD  ASSORTMEHT  OF 

Mats,  Trunks,  Mlm^king  ^c. 

ON   SALE, 


Confectioner  and  JDlstiller^ 

NO.  78,  MARKET  STREET, 

Keeps  constantly  on  hand  an  extensive  assortment  of 

Such  as  Mint,  Lemon,  Cinnamon,  Barley,  Rose  and  Rock 
Candies,  Sugar  Plumbs,  Almonds,  Corianders,  Annisseed, 
Cherries,  Strawberries,  Radishes,  &i,c. 

Also,  Pound  Cakes,  dressed  in  the  neatest  style,  or 
plain.  Plum,  Sponge,  Tea,  Sugar,  and  every  description 
of  the  finest  and  most  tasteful 

CAKES, 

A  large  quantity  of  rich  and  choice 
Every  kind  of  dried  and 

SEASONABLE  FRUITS, 

Viz.  Oranges,  Lemons,  Raisins,  Prunes  and  Figs;  Soft 
Shell  Almonds,  Filberts,  and  Palm  Nuts,  &c.  China 
Fire  Crackers,  Sky  Rockets,  &c.  beside^  Cracking  Let- 
ters, Pulling  Crackers  and  Torpedoes,  of  his  own  factory, 
etc.  The  whole  of  the  above  articles  are  disposed  of  at 
the  most  reasonable  prices,  wholesale  and  retail.  A  gene- 
rous allowance  made  to  city  and  country  dealers,  who  are 
respectfully  invited  to  call  at  No.  78,  Market  street,  to 
examine  and  supply  themselves. 

All  orders  from  the  city  and  country,  will  be  thankfully 
received  and  punctually  attended  to. 


MANUFACTURERS  OF  ALL  KINDS  OF 
AND 

Domestic  Cotton  Goodsy 

POTTER,  XEAR  HILLEN  STREET. 


DOCTOK  EDW.  J.  ALCOCIi, 
SUHGEOH  DENTIST, 

No.  46,  NORTH  GAY  {BRIDGE)  STREET,  0.  T, 

Respectfully  tenders  his  professioHal  services  to  the  pub- 
lic, on  the  most  moderate  terms.  He  continues  to  keep 
at  his  store,  adjoining  the  office,  his  usual  full  assortment 
of  the  best  selected 

Fresh  IPrugs^  Jfledicines^  S*  MJ^ye  Stuffs^ 

Warranted  pure  and  unadultered,  at  the  lowest  cash  prices. 


JOHN  STUB3S, 


Lock  Smith,  Bell  Hanger^  Grate 
JUakerj  and  IVIiite  Smith 

IN  GENERAL, 

CORNER  OF  HARRISON  AND  GAY  STREETS. 

Iron  Railing,  and  Staircase  Railing,   Iron  Gates,  or  any 
kind  of  Smith's  Work,  done  in  the  best  manner,   on  the. 
lowest  terms. 

N.  B.  Bells  hung  in  the  city,  or  within  100  miles,  at  20 
per  cent,  under  the  city  price,  and  warranted  not  be  ex- 
celled. 


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JAMES  MITCHELLi, 

OPPOSITE  THE  GAS  MANUFACTORY, 

Is  always  ready  to  furnish  his  friends  and  the  public  with 
He  will  also  furnish 

For  funerals,    and  inspect  the  management  of  the  same. 

Private  Carriages  and  careful  Drivers  furnished  at  the 
shortest  notice. 

As  every  reasonable  effort  will  be  made  to  please,  he 
hopes  to  receive  a  share  of  public  patronage. 


BKURY  &  CONWAY'S 

WHOLESALE  AND  RETAIL 

l^AB.B,3»XANUrACTORY« 
•7%^.  343  J^Iarktt  st,  Baltimore^ 

THREE  DOORS  ABOVE  GLOBE  INN, 
Where  they  have  for  sale,  on  reasonable  terms,  a  general  assortmeat  • 

Also,  Britannia  "Ware. 

Orders  punctuallj'  attended  to 


MATCHETT'S 


^Baltimore  JDirector., 


CORRECTED  UP  TO  JUNE 


isai. 


CONTAINING  (WlTH,  OB  WITHOUT^ 


Jl   JPZf^JV  OF   THB    CITY"^ 


WITH  REFERENCE  TO  THE  PUBLIC  BUILDINGS, 


Tht  Nan»cj  anH  Occupations  of  the  HousehoMen,  a  l>st  of  the  Streets,  Lanet, 
Alleys,  Wharves,  Churches,  &c.  &c.  }<tc^  a  list  of  the  Banks,  Foreign  Con- 
nuls,  Insurance  and  other  Companies,  vJustom  Housp,  Hours  of  Departure  <£ 
Sifam-Boats,  Packets  and  Stages,  Notaiies,  the  Commercial  Regulations, 

Krruta,  a-v.  occ.  &tc. 


BALTIMORE  1331. 


F 

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1731 


ADVERTISEMENT. 


The  Publisher  deems  it  superfluous  to  say  much  to  his 
friends  or  the  public  on  the  occasion  of  issuing  his  5th 
edition  of  the  Baltimore  Director:  (or  Directory  if  you 
will)  To  harp  on  the  subjects  of  the  difliculties  of  collect- 
ing and  arranging  the  citizens'  names,  and  the  expense 
of  paper  and  printing  would  be  as  unpleasant  to  the  rea- 
der, as  useless  to  the  writer — that,  therefore  is  dropped. 

The  publisher  has  used  his  best  efforts  to  have  the  Di- 
rector as  correct  and  useful  as  possible,  by  engaging  per- 
sons whom  he  deemed  qualified  to  take  the  names  and 
residences  of  the  citizens,  and  by  the  additional  matter  at 
the  end  of  the  volume.  He  can  only  say,  he  has  ''done 
the  best  his  circumstances  allowed'  to  give  satisfaction, 
and  to  the  reasonable  part  of  his  fellow-citizens  who  re- 
quire the  book,  and  have  encouraged  it  by  subscribing, 
he  returns  his  acknowledgments,  and  does  not  fear  giv- 
ing satisfaction.  They  will  not  deem  it  reasonable  to 
suppose,  that  in  taking  down  the  heads  of  families  or  bu- 
siness, in  a  city  of  80,000  inhabitants  there  will  be  no  omis- 
sions, incorrect  spelling,  erroneous  descriptions  of  busi- 
ness, numbers  of  houses,  &c. 

There  are  not  more  than  40  copies  over  what  is  sub- 
scribed for,  printed,  the  price  of  which  will  be  25  cents 
more  than  the  subscription  price. 


I 


HI8TORT  OF  BAIiTIiflORE. 

To  the  contemplative  mind,  nothing  can  be  more 
interesting  or  instructive  in  civilized  communities, 
than  tracing  the  origin,  rise,  and  progress  of  coun- 
tries or  cities.  While  that  of  the  first  unfolds  to  us 
the  operations  of  mankind  upon  a  broad  and  expan- 
sive scale,  the  latter  presents  to  our  view,  within  a  li- 
mited sphere,  the  happiest  results  of  human  ingenui- 
ty, and  industry;  and  when  those  results  are  the 
heathful  offspring  of  virtuous  pursuits  and  well  direct- 
ed enterprise,  the  pleasure  which  they  impart  are  incal- 
culably enhanced.  To  the  citizens  of  Baltimore,  then, 
a  brief  sketch  of  its  history  must  be  the  more  accept- 
able, as  its  unrivalled  growth  and  prosperity  have 
been  so  rapid,  that  it  still  numbers  among  its  inhabi- 
tants, many  of  those,  who  in  the  spring-tide  of  their 
manhood  contributed  to  give  the  first  impulse  to  those 
measures,  under  whose  auspices  it  has  attained  its 
present  enviable  station  among  its  sisters  of  the  Re- 
public. 

In  1729,  an  act  was  passed  by  the  then  proprieta- 
ry government  of  Maryland,  for  erecting  a  town  on  the 
north  side  of  the  Patapsco,  and  so   precise  were  the 
legislature  of  this  period,  that  its  limits  were  prescrib- 
ed to  sixty  acres.     The  commissioners  appointed  un- 
der this  law  to  carry  its  intentions  into    effect,  were 
Major  ThoirMs  Tolley,  William  Hamilton,  Esq.,    Wil' 
Ham  BuclcTier,  Esq.,  Doctor  George  WaJktr,   Richard 
Gist,  Esq.,  Doctor    George   Buchanan,    and    Colonel 
William  Hammond.    These  gentlemen  were  confined 
in  their  location  to  'land,   in  and   about  the   place 
where  one  John  Flemming"  lived.     This  Flemming 
was  a  tenant  of  the  father  of  the  venerable    Charles 
Carroll,  of  Carrollton,  that   honored,  link  which  con- 
nects the  present  with  the  past  generation.  The  house 
occupied  by  him  was  usually  called  a  quarter,  and 
stood  on  the  north  bank  of  Uhler's  run,   near  where 
the  mansion  of  the   late  General  Strieker  is  situate 
in  South  Charles-street.     These  commissioners  held 
their  appointments  for  life,  with  the  power  of  filling 
up  their  own  vacancies,   and  were  authorized  to  pur- 
chase by  agreement;  but,  in  default  of  such   agree- 
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ment,  to  take  the  designated  sixty  acres  on  the  valu* 
vtion  of  a  jury.  The  purchase  when  made  was  to  be 
divided,  in  the  most  convenient  manner,  into  sixty 
lots.  The  first  choice  of  one  lot  was  reserved,  by  the 
act,  for  the  owner  of  the  land,  and  no  individual  was 
permitted  to  take  up  more  than  one  lot  during  the 
first  four  months,  nor  any  but  the  inhabitants  of  tlie 
county,  until  after  the  expiration  of  six  months;  after 
which,  any  other  persons  were  privileged  to  take  up 
such  lots  as  might  be  then  vacant.  Every  person,  on 
becoming  the  proprietor  of  a  lot,  was  bound  to  erect 
thereon  a  house  that  should  cover  400  square  feet. 
In  the  event  of  its  not  being  so  improved  within 
eighteen  months,  any  other  person  was  authorized 
to  enter  thereon,  upon  paying  the  commissioners  the 
valuation  first  set  on  it — subject,  however,  to  the 
same  conditions  and  restrictions,  as  to  the  erection 
of  improvements,  as  the  prior  purchaser — all  rights 
previously  acquired  being  forfeited  by  default.  All 
such  lots  as  were  not  taken  up  and  improved  according 
to  the  stipulations  of  the  law,  reverted  to  the  owner 
of  the  land.  On  the  I -ith  of  January,  1730,  wez/;  s/iic, 
the  commissioners,  having  in  the  mean  time  effected 
the  purchase  of  the  land,  at  40  shillings  ($5  33  1-3) 
per  acre,  laid  out  the  town,  which,  in  honor  of  the 
proprietary  of  Maryland,  whose  ancestor's  title  was 
derived  from  a  seaport  of  that  name,  in  the  county 
of  Cork,  Ireland,  was  called  BALTIMORE. 

Having  stated  these  preliminary  facts,  we  t  hall  pro- 
ceed to  trace  the  outlines  of  the  tract  thus  purchased, 
and  which  is,  as  it  were,  the  nucleus  around  which  our 
present  flourishing  city  is  formed.  It  commenced  "at 
a  point  near  the  north  west  intersection  of  what  are 
now  called  Pratt  and  Light-streets,  and  running  north 
westerly,  along  or  near  Uhler's  alley  towards  the 
great  eastern  road  and  a  gully  or  drain,  at  or  near 
Sharp-street,  then  across  Baltimore-btreet,  east  of  the 
galley  north  easterly  with  the  same  road,  afterwards 
called  the  Church  road,  and  now  M'Clellan's  alley, 
to  the  precipice  which  overhung  the  falls,  at,  or  near 
the  south  west  corner  of  St.  Paul's  street  and  St.  Paul's 
lane,  then  with  the  bank  of  that  stream,  southerly  and 
easterly,  various  courses  into  the  low  grounds  ten 
perches  west  of  Gay-street,  including  the  Fish-street 
Church  lot,  then  due  south  along  the  margin  of  those 


low  grounds  to  the  bank  on  the  north  side  of  the  ri- 
ver near  the  south  east  corner  of  General  Smith'* 
house,  and  then  by  that  bank  various  courses,  nearly 
as  Water-street  runs,  westerly  and  southerly  to  the 
first  mentioned  point." 

Within  the  above  limits,  the  town  thus  laid  out, 
was  divided  by  Long-street,  now  called  Baltimore- 
street,  running  13'2  1-2  perches  from  east  to  west, 
and  four  perches  wide,  intersected  at  right  angles  by 
Oalvert-street,  then  not  named,  5(5  1-4  perches  from 
the  hill  near  the  falls,  north,  to  the  river  side  south, 
also  four  perches  wide,  and  by  l^orresf-street,  now 
called  Charles-street  89  1-4  perches  in  the  same 
course,  and  three  perches  wide.  There  were  also  six 
lanes  of  the  width  of  one  perch.  These  have  been 
subsequently  widened,  and  called  East  (now  Fayette), 
South,  Second,  Light,  Hanover  and  Belvidere-streets, 
and  three  lanes  of  the  same  width,  called  Lovely,  St. 
Paul's  (now  St.  Paul's  street,)  and  German  lanes. 

On  the  14th  of  January,  1730,  the  office  of  *^j^ 
commissioners  were  opened  to  dispose  of  the  lots. 
Mr.  Carroll,  the  proprietor,  took,  the  one  numbered 
59,  situate  on  the  east  side  of  Calvert-street,  near  the 
river  bank,"  and  the  opposite  one  was  taken  by  Mr. 
Gist,  one  of  the  commissioners.  Fourteen  other  gen- 
tlemen, residents  of  Baltimore  county,  took  lots,  two 
of  whom  afterwards  transferred  those  taken  by  them, 
to  Messrs.  Gordon  and  Peel,  of  Annapolis.  Others 
were  subsequently  taken,  but  so  loath  were  per- 
sons at  this  early  day  to  enter  into  the  purchase  of 
the  lots,  that  after  a  lapse  of  seven  years,  several  of 
them,  as  originally  laid  out,  reverted  to  the  proprie- 
tor. 

It  is  somewhat  singular,  that  in  the  original  loca- 
tion of  Baltimore,  the  lines  of  the  purchase  by  the 
commissioners  did  not  reach  the  navigation,  except 
at  a  single  point,  Calvert-street,  and  yet  it  is  not  to 
be  presumed  that  they  were  insensible  to  its  ultimate 
advantages,  or  they  would  not  have  fixed  it  in  the 
immediate  neighborhood  of  the  river,  where,  sur- 
rounded by  hills,  water  courses,  marshes  and  gullies, 
the  expense  of  extending  streets,  building  bridges 
and  levelling  hills  offered  obstacles  to  improvement, 
in  the  early  existence  of  the  town,  eminently  calcu- 


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lated  to  retard  its  growth,  and  which  for  a  length  of 
time  obstructed  its  improvement. 

It  is  a  fact,  worthy  of  note,  (because  it  shews  that 
the  public,  as  well  as  the  commissioners,  were  at  the 
very  earliest  period  in  the  history  of  Baltimore,  im- 
pressed with  those  immense  advantages  to  accrue  from 
commerce)  to  state,  that  during  the  three  days  that 
the  commissioners  offered  the  lots  for  sale,  all  those 
towards  the  river  were  taken,  while  not  one  on  Balti- 
more-street,  except  one  on  the  north  side,  next  ad- 
joining the  great  public  road,  (now  M'Clellan's  alley) 
were  taken. 

The  town  of  Joppa,  situate  on  Gunpowder  river, 
which  wa*s  intended,  by  its  original  founders,  to  be 
the  great  commercial  mart  of  Maryland,  was  sorely 
afflicted,  in  1731,  with  that  scourge  of  humanity,  the 
small-pox,  which  proved  unfortunate  for  its  subse- 
quent prosperity;  for  from  that  time,  Baltimore  town, 
which  had  but  the  year  before  been  laid  out,  appears 
tQ  hav^  assumed  the  character  of  a  rival,  and  in  1732, 
we  find  an  addition  made  to  it,  on  the  east  side  of 
Jones's  Falls,  under  the  name  of  "Old  Town,"  con- 
sisting of  ten  acres.  In  1745,  the  two  towns  were 
united  by  a  bridge,  which  was  placed  where  Gay-street 
bridge  now  is.  By  an  act  of  assembly  at  this  time, 
the  proprietors  of  lands  contiguous  to  the  Falls,  were 
secured  the  right  of  certain  grounds  made  into  the 
said  water. 

In  1751,  a  subscription  was  set  on  foot  by  a  num- 
ber of  public  spirited  and  enterprising  citizens,  to 
raise  the  funds  to  build  a  market  house.  This  object 
was  not,  however,  accomplished,  until  ten  years  af- 
terwards, though  several  gentlemen  contributed  hand- 
somely. 

Up  to  1752,  23  years  after  the  passage  of  the  law 
authorizing  the  founding  of  Baltimore,  so  slow  had 
been  its  improvements,  that  according  to  the  Map  of 
John  Moale,  Esq.,  one  of  its  most  intelligent  and 
wealthy  citizens,  there  were  but  25  buildings  west  of 
the  falls,  only  four  of  which  were  of  brick.  At  this 
period  there  were  but  two  sea-vessels  belonging  to  the 
port,  the  one  a  brig  belonging  to  Mr.  N.  Rogers, 
the  other  a  sloop  belonging  to  Mr.  Lux — there  must, 
doubtless,  have  been  other  vessels  owned  on  the  river 
and  neighborhood. 


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In  this  year,  3'2  acres,  which  Mr.  Joshua  Hall  had 
purchased  of  Mr.  Carroll,  were  added  to  the  town- 
This  lot  laid  west  and  north  of  the  original  town. 

In  1753,  a  lottery  was  granted  to  raise  the  funds  for 
building  a  wharf  at  the  south  end  of  Calvert-street. 

In  1755,  great  apprehensions  were  entertained  in 
Baltimore  town,  owing  to  the  defeat  of  Braddock 
by  the  French  and  IrTdians,  the  latter  having  pass- 
ed the  forts  Cumberland  and  Frederick,  and  pene- 
trated within  80  or  90  miles  of  the  town,  in  predato- 
ry parties.  The  alarm,  however,  was  more  general 
than  well  founded;  and  it  is  no  longer  a  matter  of 
doubt,  that  the  cause  of  it  contributed  substantially 
to  the  welfare  of  the  place,  as  it  arrested  the  progress 
of  many  westward,  whose  means  and  enterprise  were 
immediately  thereafter  exerted  in  behalf  of  Baltimore 
town. 

In  1756,  many  of  the  French  who  were  expelled 
from  Nova  Scotia,  on  account  of  their  neutrality, 
sought  a  refuge  amongst  us,  contributed  to  the  strength 
of  the  place,  and  rendered  themselves  by  their  exem- 
plary conduct  most  excellent  citizens. 

In  1763,  Messrs.  Plowman  and  Philpot  laid  out 
some  grounds  between  the  Fails  and  Harford  runj  in- 
to streets;  and  Mr.  Fell  in  the  same  year,  made  a 
like  disposition  of  his  estate,  called  Fell's  Prospect, 
now  Fell's  Point. 

In  1765,  Mr.  Cornelius  Howard  added  35  acres  in 
a  south  west  direction  to  the  town. 

In  the  year  1768,  the  Justices  of  the  County  Court, 
were  authorized  and  directed  by  law  to  transfer  the 
seat  of  government,  which  up  to  this  time  had  been 
at  Joppa,  to  Baltimore  town.  There  being  no  Court- 
house here,  they  were  accommodated  in  the  Hall,  erect- 
ed for  public  assemblies  over  the  Market  house,  until 
one  was  built,  which  stood  on  the  spot  now  occupi- 
ed by  the  classical  monument,  erected  in  north  Cal- 
vert-street, in  honor  of  the  memory  of  the  brave  spi- 
rits who  were  killed  at  the  battle  of  North  Point,  and 
in  the  defence  of  Fort  M'Henry. 

The  first  Fire  Company  was  formed  in  Baltimore  in 
1769,  and  was  called  "The  Mechanical  Fire  Compa- 
ny," which  has  remained  from  that  day  to  this,  a  most 
useful  institution,  and  which,  together  with  the  nu- 
merous others,  subsequently  formed,  render  the  fire- 


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men  of  Baltimore  so  justly  celebrated  for  their  effici- 
ency in  subduing  the  destructive  element. 

In  the  year  1775,  Mr.  John  Dunlap,  of  Philadel- 
phia, established  a  weekly  paper  here,  called  "Dun- 
lap's  Maryland  Gazette."  In  the  same  year  a  Census 
was  taken  of  the  town,  when  it  was  found  there  were 
564  houses,  and  5934  persons,  of  all  descriptions. 

At  the  date  of  the  Declaration  of  Independence,  a 
period  of  nearly  half  a  century  from  the  time  of  its 
being  founded,  its  population  had  not  reached  more 
than  6,000,  and  although  it  had  become  a  thriving 
place  and  given  indications  of  its  industry  and  enter- 
prise, its  progress  in  the  scale  of  towns  had  been  gra- 
tlual,  if  not  tardy,  and  it  entered  upon  this  era  of  pe- 
ril and  privation  with  its  fortunes  still  undeveloped. 
Through  the  long  and  arduous  struggles  which  fol- 
lowed, to  the  close  of  the  revolution,  it  remained  loy- 
al and  hearty  in  the  cause  of  freedom,  generously 
contributing  its  means  and  offering  up  its  sons  to 
sustain  it.  Without  arrogating  any  thing,  or  subject- 
ing its  citizens  to  the  imputation  of  egotism,  we  may 
venture  on  the  assertion,  that  in  disinterested  devo- 
tion and  ardent  patriotism,  no  part  of  the  old  thirteen 
states  excelled  Baltimore  town. 

In  1783,  on  the  ratification  of  the  treaty  of  peace, 
she  found  herself  stript  of  almost  every  thing,  but  that 
irrepressible  love  of  liberty  which  has  since  distin- 
guished her.  During  the  war,  a  Custom-house  liad 
seen  established,  and  the  paving  and  lighting  of 
streets  commenced.  The  commerce  of  the  port  still 
continued  to  move  sluggishly  forward,  until  the 
breaking  out  of  the  French  revolution  and  the  insur- 
rection of  St.  Domingo,  in  1792  and  1793.  Up  to  the 
year  l790,  no  bank  had  been  established:  during  the 
session  of  the  assembly  of  that  year,  the  Bank  of  Ma- 
ryland was  incorporated  with  a  capital  of  $300,000; 
and,  in  1792,  a  branch  of  the  old  United  States'  Bank 
was  established  here.  These,  for  some  time,  com- 
prised the  only  institutions  of  the  kind,  in  the  town, 
and  supplied  all  the  wants  of  our  merchants.  The 
commotions  of  France  and  St.  Domingo,  and  the 
general  war  in  Europe  which  followed,  opened  to  our 
town  a  field  of  operation  of  the  most  active  and  pro- 
fitable character.  From  this  epoch,  a  continuous 
stream  of  commercial  prosperity  flowed   in  upon  us, 


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until  our  difficulties  with  Great  Britain  in  1807.  Dur- 
ing this  interval  our  citizens  had  become  wealthy,  and 
its  fnfluence  was  every  where  to  be  seen  in  the  costly 
edifices  which  had  been  erected,  and  the  creation  of 
new  streets.  Our  vessels  had  become  the  carriers  for 
the  half  of  civilized  Europe,  and  Baltimore  from  bt- 
ing  a  small  and  inconsiderable  town,  had  assumed  the 
port  and  carriage  of  a  large  commercial  emporium, 
the  enterprise  of  whose  merchants  had  made  it  known 
in  every  sea  abroad,  and  penetrated  the  fruitful  val- 
ley of  the  Ohio  at  home — thus  drawing  tribute  from 
the  ocean  and  from  the  land. 

But  to  revert  back  a  few  years.  In  1796,  the  town 
was  incorporated,  and  its  affairs  were  committed  to  the 
management  of  a  Mayor  and  Councils. 

In  1804,  private  companies  were  formed  for  intro- 
ducing a  supply  of  wholesome  water  into  our  city. — 
Turnpike  roads  were  also  then  made  by  similar  insti- 
tutions, the  better  to  secure  to  us  the  trade  of  the 
west,  and  a  portion  of  Pennsylvania. 

The  difficulties  with  England,  of  which  we  have 
spoken,  eventuated  in  the  war  of  1612,  and  it  is  ha- 
zarding nothing  in  affirming,  that  during  its  continu- 
ance, Baltimore  suffered  as  much  as  any  other  poi- 
tion  of  the  confederacy.  During  nearly  the  whole  of 
that  time  our  waters  were  infested  with  the  enemy's 
fleets.  Our  city  was  denounced  as  one  of  the  chief 
objects  of  his  hostility;  our  commerce  was  almost  an- 
nihilated; and  hi  the  midst  of  all  our  other  misfor- 
tunes,— in  the  very  hour  of  our  greatest  need — when 
the  enemy  was  concentrating  his  forces  for  an  attack 
upon  us,  we  found  our  city  thrown  upon  its  own  re- 
sources for  its  defence.  The  government  had  not  a 
dollar  to  appropriate  towards  our  succor.  With  a 
nobleness  of  purpose,  worthy  of  all  emulation,  our 
citizens  met  the  exigency,  and  we  came  out  of  the 
conflict  unscathed. 

The  opening  of  the  year  1815  restored  us  to  the 
vocations  of  peace;  but  forgetting  that  the  universal 
peace  which  then  reigned  throughout  Europe,  would 
deprive  us  of  a  large  portion  of  those  markets  which 
we  had  been  accustomed  to  enjoy,  we  neglected  lo 
accommodate  ourselves  to  the  changed  condition  of 
the  world,  and  the  gloomy  and  disastrous  consequen- 
ces of  1819  were  the  result.    We  suffered  deeply  and 


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sorely,  and  hundreds  who  had  been  enriched  by  years 
of  successful  industry,  were  rendered  bankrupt.    , 

Notwithstanding  our  chequered  fortunes — notwith- 
standing our  days  of  prosperity  and  our  days  of  ad- 
versity, we  have  since  the  impetus  given  to  us  in 
179*2  and  1793,  pursued  an  onward  course  of  general 
prosperity. 

In  1790;  our  population  was  but   13,503;  in  1800, 
It  was  26.614;  in  1810,  it  numbered  35,583;  in  1820, 
62,738,  and  in  1830,  it  amounted  to  80,622.     Whilst 
our  population  within  these   periods   have  multiplied 
so  astonishingly,  various  moneyed  institutions  have 
been  established,  and  our  city  now  has  a  bank  capital 
of  about  seven  millions  of  dollars:  and  from   the  in- 
considerable beginning  of  a  town  of  60  acres,  our  cor- 
porate limits  have  swelled  into  four  miles  square,  with 
a  large    part  elegantly,  substantially,   and    profitably 
improved;     Our  tonnage  already  great,   is  daily  in- 
creasing; our  mechanics  of  every  description  busily 
and  profitably  occupied — houses  of  all  dimensions  in 
every  quarter  erecting;   and  in  short,   if  employment 
be  any  evidence  of  prosperity,  Baltimore  is  enjoying 
an  enviable  lot.     But  while  she  is  thus  contented  and 
prospering  within  her  corporate  domains,  with  a  bold 
and  adventurous  spirit,  she  is  pushing  her  fortunes  to 
the  west  on  one  side,  and  to  the  fertile  valley  of  the 
Susquehannah  on  the  other.     At  this  moment  she  is 
engaged  in  two  enterprises  of  the  utmost  importance, 
not  only  to  her  future  greatness,  but  to  the  comfort, 
convenience,  and  welfare  of  the  millions  who  inhabit 
the  valleys  of  the  Mississippi  and  the  Susquehannah. 
Of  the  first  of  these  great  public  works,  the  Baltimore 
and  Ohio  Rail-road,  26  miles  have  been  already  con- 
structed;— of  the   other  about  7  miles;   and  both  are 
prosecuted  with  an  intelligence,  zeal,  and  singleness 
of  purpose,  which  must  insure   their   speedy  and  tri- 
umphant completion. 

In  the  above,  we  have  attempted  to  seize  on  no- 
thing but  the  strong  points  in  our  history,  and  should 
It  meet  with  the  approbation  of  our  fellow-citizens, 
we  shall  be  gratified. 

We  cannot,  however,  close  our  notice,  without  ac- 
knowledging our  indebtedness  to  that  excellent  work, 
Griffith's  "Annals  of  Baltimore,"  for  most  of  the  facts 
whrch  we  have  sketched. 


MATCHETT'S 
BALTIMORE  DIRECTOR. 


DIRECTIONS  TO  THE  READER. 

(Penn.  av.)  Pennsylvania"  avenue.  (Har.  av.)  Harford  avenue. 

t^York  ar.)  York  avenue.     N.  north.  S.  south.     E.  east.     w.  west. 

<t)  persons  of  color.     <Com,   mer.)  ConimissioQ  merchant,     ("st.^ 
street.     C<lw.)  dwelling. 

^ARON  JACOB,  second  hand  clothing  store,  14 

Harrison  st 
Abbes  John,  cap  maker  and  furrier,  n  Calvert,  op- 

posite  Peale's  Museum,  d\v  Ensor,  near  Potter 
Abbett  Doctor  Henry,  office  Potter  st  near  Pitt  st 
Abbett  vS  &  S.  stove  manufacturers,  1   Lombard  st 

near  Calvert,  d\v  n  Exeter,  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Abbett  Samuel,  blacksmith,   n  Exeter,  between  e 

Baltimore  and  Pitt 
Abbitt  Benj.  cooper,  Patterson  st   near  Pratt   & 

Commerce,  near  Pratt,  d\v  President  st 
Abbott  miss  Susan,  milliner,  50  Baltimore  st 
Abbott  Lambert  H.  carpenter,  Cumberland  alley, 

nearEutaw  st 
Abbott  George,  cooper.  Commerce,  n  of  Cable  st 
Abbott  Wm.  A.  tobacconist,  16  Market  st 
Abbott  Wm.  carter,  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Abell  miss  Lucretia,  boarding  house,  Bottle  alley, 

2d  house  w  of  Sharp  st 
AbellJohn  S.  grocer,  Pratt  st  s  side,  E  of  Charles 
Abell  Christian,  victualler,  Penn  av  n  of  Hoffman  st 
Abey  Joseph,  fisherman,  William  st  s  of  Cross 
Abey  mrs.  Barbara,  William  st  s  of  Cross 
Abey  Jacob,  fisherman,  William  st  s  of  Cross 
Abigail  Ann,  Douglass  st  s  side,  near  East 
Abrams  Jacob,  13  n  Exeter 
Abrams  Hannah,  91  Ann  st 
Abrams  mrs  Elizabeth  F.  Fort  McHenry  hotel, 

at  fort  gate 
Aburn  John,  grocer,  se  cor  Phil  pot  &.  Thames  sts 
Aby  Christian,  fisherman,  72  Bond  st 
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ADA  MatcheWs  Baltimore  10 

Aby  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  Cross  st  w  of  Johnson 
Achey  Frederick,  carrier,  Eutaw,  near  Conway 
Ackarnaan  mrs    Catherine,  13  Franklin  st,    w  of 

Howard 
Ackland,  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  7  s  Calvert 
Ackworth  Stephen,  teacher,  146  Bond  st 
Adair  William  &  Thomas,  importers  of  irish  linen 
and  dry  goods  merchants,  1  s  Charles  st;  dw  s 
Frederick,  n  of  Second 
Adam  John,  blacksmith,  Hillen  st  s  side,  near  High 
Adam  William,  tavern  keeper,  ne  corner  Market 

Space  and  Water  st 
Adams  Thomas,  saddler.  Pearl  st  between  Fayette 

and  Lexington  sts 
Adams  Wm.  chymist,  Light  st.  s  of  West  st 
Adams  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Guilford's  al- 
ley, near  Charles  st 
Adams  Wm.  feed  store,  Caroline,  e  side,  near  Wilk 
Adams  Wm.  carpenter,  Lunn's  lane,  near  Conway  st 
Adams  John,  cordwainer,  Strawberry  alley,  n  of 

Holland  st 
Adams  Joseph,  hatter,  51  Market  st,  near  Gough 
Adams  Aaron,  New  Bridge  Hotel,  E  Baltimore  st 
Adams  Richard,  fireman  in  steam  boat,  Montgome- 
ry, N  side,  w  of  Light  st 
Adams  &  Kettlewell,  grocers,corner  Potter  ^  Gay 
Adams  Barbara,  boarding  house,  Light,  near  Hill 
Adams  Philip,  hatter,  Constitution,  near  Falls  st 
Adams  James,  at  junction  Ensor  st  and  Har  av 
Adams  &  Kettlewell,  produce  store,   corner  East 

and  Ensor  sts 
Adams  miss  L.  Beuren  st  3d  door  w  of  French 
Adams  mrs  Jane,  2  Block  st 
Adams  Richard  (firm  Adams  &.  Kettlewell,)  dw  n 

Exeter,  between  Hillen  and  Gay  sts 
Adams  John,  inkeeper,  corner  Balderston  and  Grant 
Adams  Joseph,  porter.  Peace  alley,  near  Light  st 
Adams  James,  wagoner,  w  Baltimore,  w  of  Cove 
tAdams  Adam,  cordwainer,  Orleans  st  w  side,  near 

Harford  run 
tAdams  John,  blacksmith,  Park  lane,  near  Hampton 
tAdams  Henry,  Granby  st.  near  Exeter 


11  Director,  I  SS\,  ALB 


fAdams  James,  whitewasher,  rear  of  26  s  Charles 
fAdams  John,  80  East  st 

fAdams  John,  labourer,  1  vSharp  st  N  of  Lexington 
fAdams  Jas.  upholsterer,  Chasty's  all.  n  of  Union  st 
Addison  George  C.  shoe  manufacturer,  32^  w  Pratt 
Addison  &  Mills,  boot  and  shoe  store,  59  s  Charles 
Addison  Isaac,  carpenter;  Hill  st  sside,  near  Light 
Addison  Doctor  John,  office  next  80  s  Charles  st 
Addison  mrsAnn,  i*  Calvert,  s  of  Saratoga  st 
f  Addison  Ellen,  washer;  83  Liberty  st 
Adkisson  &  Lambden,  sail  makers;  nw  corner  of 

Pratt  st  and  Marsh  Market  space 
Adreon  George,  proprietor  Eastern  and   Western 

shore  hotel;  Camden  st  n  side,  near  Light 
Adreon  Christian,  grocer;  sw  corner  Franklin  &  Pine 
Adreon  J.  M.  draper  and  tailor,  89  Baltimore  st 
Adreon,  Wm.  carpenter,  Pearl  st  between  Fayette 

and  Lexington 
Adreon  Wm.  grocer  &l  flour  merchant,  Penn  av  N  of 

George, dw  sb  corner  Franklin  &  Chatsworth 
Affaroax  John  F.  grocer,  se  corner  Bait  &.  Eden  sts 
Ager  Alex,  dry  goods  store,  30  Centre  market  space 
Agnew  Andrew,  grocer,  se  corner  Pitt  and  East  sts 
Ahl  Barnard  D.  rigger,  Argyle  alley,  near  A.  Anna  st 
Aim  Daniel,  Fayette,  w  of  Pine  st 
Aires  Archibald,  mariner;  Wilk,  s  side,  B  of  Wolf 
Airy  Francis,  laborer,  Spring  st.  s  of  Pratt 
Aisquith  rev.  Grandison,  Pratt,  s  side,  w  of  Howard 
Aitkin  James,  apothecary  &^  druggist,  44  n  Gay  fit 
Aitken  George,  sw  corner  Greene  and  Saratoga  sts 
Aitkin  Robert,  inspector  of  pot  and  pearl  ashes, 

Lloyd  st  s  side,  near  e  Water 
f  Aitkin  Saml.  laborer,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspeare  st 
Alberger  Job,  victualler,  corner  Pitt  &  Market  sts 
Alberger  Adam,  victualler.  Bayard,  between  Bond 

and  Caroline  sts 
Alberger  mrs  Rebecca,  Bayard,  near  Caroline  st 
Albers  Solomon  G.  grocer,  75  McElderry's  wharf 
Albers  Henry  N.  cab't  maker  &  ship  joiner,  74  Pitt 
Albert  Jacob  &.  Co.  hardware  and  cutlery  mer- 
chants, 9  N  Howard,  dw  J.  Albert,  37  Fayette 


ALL  Matchetth  Baltimore  12 

Albinson  Peter,  toy  store  and  basket  manufacturer, 

70  vv  Baltimore  st 
Alcock  Dr  Edw.  J.  apothecary  &  dentist,  46  n  Gay 
Alcock  Wm.  vinegar  merchant  and  grocer,  GO  Lex- 
ington, N  of  Howard,  dw  51  n  Howard 
Alden  Simeon,  proprietor    of    Baltimore    tavern, 

Water  St  4th  door  w  of  Centre  Market  space 
Alden  mrs  Mary  O.  Holland  st  vv  of  Flarford  run 
Alderdice  John,  victualler,  Elbow  lane,  w  of  Greene 
Alderman  Edward  H.  planter,  2GG  n  Gay  st 
Aldrick  Arnold,  boot  &  shoe  store,  1 1  Baltimore  st 
Aldridge  Thomas,  bricklayer,  sii  corner  Light  st 

and  Sugar  alley 
Aldridge,  Higdon  &  Co,  importers  of  dry  goods, 

17 U  Baltimore  st 
Aldridge,  firm  of  do.  dw  121  Hanover  st 
Aler  John,   blacksmith,   Saratoga  st  extended,   n 

side,  near  Cove 
Alexander  miss  Mary,  milliner,  s  Gay.  near  Bait  st 
Alexander  miss  E.  milliner,  dw  Fayette,  e  of  North 
Alexander  J.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  123  n  Eutavv  st 
Alexander  mrs  Ann,  huxter.  Bayard  st  near  Bond 
Alexander  Elijah,  constable,  York  st  s  side 
Alexander  miss  Isabella,  fancy  store,  5G    Bait  st 
Alexander  William,  attorney  at  law,  25  St  Paul's  st 
AlexanderDrAshton,  Fayette  st  1  door  e  of  Calvert 
Alford  mrs  Elizabeth,  62  n  Gay  st 
Alford  Peter,  basket  maker,  Gough  st 
Alford  James,  cordwainer,  274  n  Gay  st 
Alford  mrs  Catherine,  grocer.  Wolf  st  above  Gough 
fAlford  Jane,  laundressj  Bond  st  near  Bank 
Alhause  Wm.  cordwainer;  Cove  st  s  of  Baltimore 
All  mrs  Rachel,  Mulberry  st  n  side,  near  Greene 
Allard  Joseph,  carpenter;  n  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Allbright  Christopher,  Forrest  st  e  side,  near  Gay 
Allbright  Jesse,  constable;  Conway,  near  Eutavv  st 
A  llbright  John,  Columbia,  opposite  s  termination  of 

Greene  st 
Allen  John,  math,  instrument  maker;  14  Salishury  st 
Allen  James,  bricklayer;  Forest,  near  Penitentiary 
Allen  Samuel,  painter;  dw  Bond  st'near  Gough,  w 

side  shop,  Thames,  near  Bond  st 


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13  Director,  1831.  ALT 

Allen  Robert,  bricklayer;  Exeter,  n  of  Stiles  st 

Allen  capt  Robert,  Bank,  betw  Wolf  &  Happy  al 

Allen  Jas.  bricklayer;  Peace  alley,  w  of  Eutaw  st 

Allen  mrs  Priscilla,  5  Mercer  st 

Allen  Reuben,  tailor;  7  Mercer  st 

Allen  Dr  Ebenezer,  Water  st  3d  door  e  of  Exetor, 

N  side 
Allen  John,  watchman,  64  Harrison  st 
Allen  Hervey,  carpenter,  Argyle  alley,  near  Wilk  st 
Allen  John  P.  cordvvainer,  Potter,  w  side,  near 

Douglass  st 
Allen  miss  Ann,  mantua  maker,  Granby,  between 

Exeter  and  Gough  sts 
Allen  John  H.  French  st  opposite  w  end  of  Potter 
Allen  Saml.  carpenter.  Bottle  alley,  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Allen  mrs  Catherine,  beyond  Penn.  av.  near  city 

bounds 
Allen  mrs  Anne,  grocer,  nw  cor  Eutaw  &  Lombard 
Allen  Wm.  accountant,  4  Mulberry  st 
Allen  mrs  Elizabeth,  Cowpen  alley,  near  n  Liberty 
tAllen,  Wm.  tallow  chandler,  Forrest,  near  Pen'y 
t Allen,  Solomon,  oilman,  Howard  st  n  of  Camden 
jAllen  Sarah,  laundress,  Argyle  alley,  near  Fleet  st 
fAllen  Mary,  Eden,  n  of  Wilk 
tAllen  Caesar,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Sharp 
Allender  Dr  Joseph,  Thames,  betw  Bond  Sl  Market 
tAUice  Amey,  laundress,  Argyle  alley,  near  A.  Anna 
Allison  mrs  Mary,  25  n  Gay 
tAllison  Betsy,  terrapin  hill,  near  e  Baltimore  st 
AlUnan,  M.  terrapin  hill,  nearE  Baltimore  st 
Almeda  mrs  Theresa,  Granby  st  e  of  Gough,  n  side 
Allnutt  mrs  Sarah,  Hanover  st  near  Pratt 
Alnut  Thomas,  Lee  st  3d  house  w  of  Sharp,  s  side 
Allwine  Richard,  bricklayer,  Orleans, between  Ais- 

quith  and  Short  sts 
Aloes  Enoch,  169  French  st 
Alricks  Harmanus,  corner  Aisquith  and  Jefferson  st3 
Alricks,  Thos.  P.  attorney  at  law,  Masonic  Hall, 

dw  corner  Jefferson  and  Aisquith  sts 
Altar  mrs  Elizabeth,  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
Alterhoof  Charles,  cutler,  Spring,  w  side  s  of  Wilk 
2* 


AND  MatcUtCs  Baltimore  ^  14 

Althowser,  mrs.  near  s  end  Eutaw  st 

Altvater  mrs  Ann,  42  n  Exeter  st 

Altvater  Wm.  2  Comet  st 

Alvey  Samuel,  sea  capt  3  Ann  st 

tAmbrose  Rachel,  laundress,  German,  near  Pine  st 

Amby  Benjamin,  laborer,  Apple  alley,  near  Wilkst 

American   &.  Commercial  Daily  Advertiser,  2   s 

Gay  st;  Dobbin,  Murphy  &  Bose,  publishers 
Amey  mrs   Eliza,  seamstress,  w  termination   of 

Green,  n  of  Paca  st 
Amey  mrs  Eliz'h.  tailoress,  Lombard  st  vv  of  Paca 
Amey  Henry,  sen  blacksmith,  sw  corner  Lombard 

and  Paca  sts 
Amey  Henry,  jr  oak  cooper,  's  Paca,  near  Lombard 
Amich  Danl.  comb  maker.  Wagon  all.  vv  of  Liberty 
Amicost  Joshua,  comb  maker,  Potter,  near  Gay  st 
fAmley  Harry,  Wilk  st  next  to  bridge,  s  side 
tAmley  T.  sawyer,  Wilk  st  next  to  bridge,  s  side 
Amos  mrs  Susanna,  64  n  Gay  st.  near  Frederick 
Amos  James,   clothing  store,    corner   Pratt    and 

marsh  market  space,  dw  26  n  Frederick  st 
Amos  Wm.  H.  stone  ware  pottery.  East  st  w  side, 

N  of  Douglass 
Amos  J.  &  Son,  hatters,  39  n  Gay  st 
Amos  Alex,  hatter.  Gay  st  near  Bell  Air  market 
Amos  John,  hatter,  dw  130  n  High 
Amos  Levi,  coachsmith,  64  French  st 
Amos  Philip,  carter,  Har  av  foot  of  Gallows  hill 
Amos  mrs  Ann,  St  Mary's  st 
Amos  Doctor  Corbin,  39  w  Fayette,  near  Eutaw  st 
Amos  Joshua,  bricklayer,  George,  near  Pine  st 
^Amos  Charlotte,  laundress,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
fAmos  Rachel,  whitewasher.  Potter,  near  Low  st 
tAmos  Betsy,  Potter  st  between  Douglass  and  Low 
Anderson  John,  painter  and  glazier,  Argyle  alley, 

•  near  Fleet  st 
Anderson  John,  labourer,  Penn  av.  city  bounds 
Anderson  Anthony,  labourer,  40  Alice  Anna  st  , 
Anderson  John,  weaver,  Pearce  st  w  of  Pine 
Anderson  mrs  S.  dry  goods  store,  9  Alice  Anna 
Anderson  Hugh,  weaver,  30  s  Charles  st 
Anderson  Samuel,  caulker,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk 


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15  Director,  ISSi.  ANN 


Anderson  Francis,  hack  driver,  Eutaw,  s  side,  n  of 

Franklin 
Anderson  mrs  Flizabeth,  e  side  Eastst  n  of  Hillen 
iVnderson  mrs  R.  milliner  and  mantua  maker,  Eu- 
taw, s  of  Saratoga 
Anderson  Theodore,    boarding   house,   Exeter,  s 

side,  near  Trinity  st 
Anderson  mrs  53  nw  corner  Fleet  st  &  Happy  alley 
Anderson  James,  hair  dresser,  34  Centre  M  Space 
tAnderson  Cesar,  drayman,  10  Ross  st 
tAnderson  John,  Forrest  st  near  Penitentiary 
tAnderson,  Henry,  brass  founder.  Necessity  alley 
tAnderson  Betsy,  laundress,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk 
tAnderson  Elijah,  laborer,  Little  Hamstead  st  be- 
tween Spring  and  Caroline  sts 
tAnderson  Stanly,  laborer,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pinkney 
tAnderson  Ann,  laundress,  Sarah  Ann,  nearShroder 
tAnderson  G.  Potter  st  w  side,  near  Douglass 
•j-Anderson  Charles,  under  26  Second  st 
tAnderson  Charles,  whitewasher,  Potter,  w  side,  n 

of  Douglass  st 
tAnderson  Solomon,  brick  maker,  Bottle  alley  ex- 
tended, E  of  Cove  st 
tAnderson  Abraham,  porter,  74  n  Howard  st 
tAnderson,  Matthias,  laborer,  Saratoga,  near  Park 
Anderson  Thomas,  Lerew's  alley,  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Andretch,  Frederick  carter,   Hamburg  st  e germi- 
nation • 
Andrews  Reuben,  carter,  Wolf,  near  Wilk 
Andrews  G.  W.  chemist,  Baltimore  street  bridge 
Andrews  capt  Edward,  St  Mary's  street 
Andrews  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  22  n  Gay  st 
Andrews  John,  cordwainer,  Hull's  lane,  between 

Aisquith  and  East  streets 
Andrews  George,  accountant,  60  Sharp  st 
Angel  John,  victualler,  Beuren,  4  door  w  of  French 
Angel  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  79  Baltimore  st 
Annan  Doctor  Samuel,  professor  of  anatomy    in 
Washington  Medical   College,  dw  n  Liberty 
st,  opposite  Dutch  alley 
Annisen  Steph.  sailor.  Elbow  lane,  near  s  Green  st 
Annisen  Samuel,  labourer.  Cove  near  Pratt  st 


ARM  Matchett^s  Baltimore  16 

Anspach  mrs  Eliza,  milliner,  ne  corner  of  Fayette 

and  St.  Paul's  sts 
Anthony  Emanuel,  carter,  4  Ann  st 
fAnthony  Rachel,  Douglass  st  s  side,  near  Forrest 
fAppleberry  William,   labourer,  Little  Hughes  st 

•between  Charles  and  Light  sts 
Appleby  John,  watchman,  French  st  n  of  Exeter 
Appleby  Thomas,  Plowman  st,  head  of  Albermarle 
Appleby  Rezin,  carpenter,  betw  Bond  and  Caroline 
Applegarth  Robert,  cordwainer,  Lee  st.  between 

Charles  and  Light  sts 
Appier  Jesse,  piano  maker.  Mulberry  st  near  Pine 
Appold  George,  tanner,  North  st  n  of  Madison;  dw 

21  N.  Calvert  st 
Arcade,  Fell's  Point,  21  Market  st 
Arcade,  Maryland,  M  M  Space,  w  sid0,  between 

Water  and  Second  sts 
Arcade,  Union,     do         do         do     adjoining 
Arcade,  Franklin,  Lexington  Market  Space,  s  side, 

between  Eutaw  and  Paca  sts 
Arcade,    Baltimore,  Lexington  Market  Space,  n 

side,  between  Eutaw  and  Paca  sts 
Arcade,  Washington,  6  Market  st 
Arcambal  mrs  Juliet,  15  s  Charles  st 
Ardin  F.  &.  D.  boot  &  shoemakers,  83  Harrison  st 
Arieu  E.  C.  hair  dresser,  Penn  av  near  Franklin  st 
Arlow  William,  labourer.  Bayard  st  w  of  Eden 
Armager  Jesse,  comb  factory.  Comb  al.  bet  Hill  st 

and  Busy  al.;  and  w  side  of  Hanover  near  Lee 
Armager  Joseph,  comb  maker,   corner   of  Hill  st 

and  Comb  alley 
Amager  Benjamin,  carter,   Ensor  st  3d  door  n  of 

Monument 
Armager  John,  sailor,  Granby  st.  between  Bishop's 

alley  and  the  falls 
Armistead  mrs  Louisa,  113  Hanover  st 
Armistead  S.  S.  painter  and  gilder,  60  South  st 
tArmisted  Lydia,  laundress,  Burgundy  alley,  w  of 

Lunn's  lane 
Armons  James,  currier,  Harford  run,  s  of  e  Bait,  st 
Armor  James,  (firm  of  Murdock  &<  Armor;  dw  53 

E  Baltimore  st 


17  Director,  1 831.  ARM 


Armor  Samuel,  clothing'  store,  Pratt  e  of  Calvert; 

(Ivv  Bottle  alley  w  of  Sharp  st 
Armor  John,  tailor,  Constitution  st.  n  of  Falla 
Armor  Wm.  clothing  store,  31  n  Howard  st 
Armour  mrs  Ann,  Jeiferson  st  e  of  Short 
Armour  Samuel,  clothier,  78  w  Pratt  near  South  st 
Armstrong  Thomas,  seine  knitter,  Ann  near  Gough 
Armstrong  Andrew,  boat  builder,  36  Block  st 
Armstrong  Wm.  dry  goods  store,  41  Baltimore  st 
Armstrong  John,  grocery  store,  61  s  Frederick  st 
Armstrong  James  &  Co.  merchants,  24  Cheapside; 

dwelling  Calvert  st 
Armstrong  James,  tallow  chandler,  firm  Walsh  and 

Armstrong,  n  end  of  Holliday  st;  dw  n  Front 

St.  5th  door  s  of  Hillen 
Armstrong  Joseph,  sand  merchant,  Montgomery  st 

E  of  Light,  N  side 
Armstrong  Robert  C.  280  n.  Gay  st 
Armstrong  John,  shoe  and  hat  mer  131  Baltimore  st 
Armstrong  Peter,  grocer,  se  cor  Cross  &l  Light  sts 
Armstrong  Robert  &  Co.  grocers,  92  Dugan's  whf; 

dw  R.  Armstrong,  Gay  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Armstrong  Thomas,   weaver,    Sarah  Ann  st.  near 

Schroeder  st 
Armstrong  Robert  &  Co.  soap  and  candle  manufac- 
turers, w  Falls  av  and  Concord  st.  betw  Pratt 

and  AVater  sts 
Armstrong  Thos.  dry  goods  merchant,  21  w  Pratt 
fArmstrong  Isaac,  bricklayer,  Ann  near  Schroeder 
fArmstrong  Isley,  brickmaker.  Park  n  of  Lexington 
fArmstrong  mrs  Mary,  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
Armstrong  Daniel,  sea  captain,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of 

Happy  alley 
Armstrong  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Saratoga 

st  s  side,  E  of  Eutaw 
Armstrong  mrs  Ann,  92  n  High  st 
Armstrong  Henry,  Holliday  st  e  side,  s  of  Saratoga 
Armstrong  mrs  Isabella,  99  Bond 
Armstrong  Hosea,  boot  &  shoemaker,  16  Market  st 
Armstrong  &  Plaskitt,  booksellers  and  stationers, 

134  Baltimore  st;  J.  Plaskitt,  dw  Sharp  st  2d 

door  N  of  Camden  st 


ATK  MatcheWs  Baltimore  18 

Anker  H.  M.  merchant,  dw  38  n  Exeter  st 
Arnet  Ezekiel,  barber,  French  st  v  of  Exeter 
Arnett  Wm.  merchant,  Hillen  st  n  of  Forrest 
Arnold  George,  tavern  and  oyster-house  keeper,  n 

E  corner  Green  and  Baltimore  sts 
Arnold  John,  grocery  store,  62  s  Frederick  st 
Arnold  Clement,  last  maker,  Sugar  alley,  between 

Charles  and  Light  sts. 
Arnold  Davis,  carter.  Long  alley,  s  of  Ross  st 
Arnold  Ann,  grocery,  s  Frederick  E  side,  near  Pratt 
Arnott  Polly,  Ruxton  st 

Arrey  James,  cordwainer,  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
Arscott  Joseph,  seaman,  Wilk  st  near  Jones's  Falls 
Arthur  Wm.,  corner  Bedford  alley  and  Camden  st 
Arthur  Hugh,  millwright,  Saratoga  n  side  near  Gove 
t  Arthur  Mary,  Necessity  alley  bet  Exeter  &  Potter 
Arquit  Eli,  dry  goods  merchant,  9  Market  st 
Ash  Geo.,  carpenter,  Pinkney,  2d  door  b  Spring  st 
fAsh  Peter,  alley  rear  of  s  Frederick  st 
Ashcraft  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  79  Alice  Anna 
Ashley  Wm.,  cordwainer,  1 1  Ross  st  near  Eutaw 
Ashley  Susan,  Wilk  st  next  the  bridge,  n  side 
Ashman  William,  justice  of  peace,   Pearl  st  betw 

Lexington  and  Saratoga 
Ashmore  John,  grocer,  n  w  cor  Douglass  &.  Potter 
Ashton  Wm  R.  &  Co.  merchants,  67  Bowly's  whf 

South  st;  dw  w  Baltimore  st  opposite  Pearl 
Ashton  John,  Henrietta  st  e  of  Charles 
Ashton  Felix,  sawyer,  46  Alice  Anna  st 
Ashton,  mrs  Margaret,  Lombard  st  near  Hanover 
Askew  Thomas  W.,  Mulberry,  s  side,  e  of  Eutaw 
Askew  Joseph,  carter,  Happy  alley  above  Gough  st 
Askey  William,  cooper,  109  Bond  st 
Askey  John,  boat  builder,  109  Bond  st 
Askins  Isaac,  bricklayer.  Hill  st  s  side,  near  Light 
fAskins  Christ.,  labourer.  Busy  alley,  w  of  Hanover 
Askum  Alexander,  pilot,  200  Bond  st 
Aspinwell  James,  domestic  manufacturer,  Pierce  st 

w  of  Chatsworth  run 
Atkinson  Wm.,  grocer,  Pratt  st  w  Chatsworth  run 
Atkinson  mrs  Eleanor,  20  Alice  Anna  st 
Atkinson  James  E.  druggist,  16  w  Pratt  st 


19  Director,  1831.  AVE 

Atkinson  Henry,  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 

Atkinson  John,  plane  maker,   36  Light  st;  dw  Lee 

st  w  of  Light 
Atkinson  Joshua,  cordvvainer,  17  Market  st 
Atkinson  Israel  S.  grocer  and  china  merchant,  7 

Franklin  st 
Atkinson  Samuel,  grocer,  24  Market  st 
Atkinson  Thomas,  cordvvainer,  7  Paca  st  between 

Payette  and  Lexington  sts 
Atkison  mrs  Mary,  seamstress,  Light  st  s  of  Mont- 
gomery 
Atkison  Thomas,  labourer,  s  of  w  end  Franklin  st 
Atkisson  Wm.  sailmaker,  President  st  near  Stiles 
Attler  John,  bricklayer,  Columbia  st  opposite  Pearl 
Atwell  Wm.  carter,  Washington  st  near  Fleet 
At  well  Nathaniel,  ship  carpenter,  Washington  st 
Atwell  John,  ship  carpenter,  36  Alice  Anna  st 
Atwell  G.  &  W.  C.  comb  store,  202  Baltimore  st 
Atwood  mrs  Catharine,  tailoress,  10  Commerce  st 
Atwood  John,  cabinet  maker,  39  Water  st 
Auld  mrs  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  12  South  st 
Auld  Hugh,  ship  carpenter,  37  Philpot  st 
Auld  Samuel,  ship  carpenter.  Market,  s  of  Thames 
Auld  Dawson,  labourer,  Armistead  lane  e  of  Light 
Ault  Samuel,  shoe  finding  and  garden  seeds  store, 

78  Ensor  st 
fAudorun  Mary  Jane,  nurse,  64  n  Front  st  i 

Auodoun  Lewis,  pattern  maker  for  foundries,  Wilk 

st  s  side,  E  of  Market 
Auodoun  &i^  Merritt,  carpenters,  Wilk  st  n  side, 

near  the  bridge 
Austen  Thomas,  blacksmith,  30  East  st 
Austen  George,  firm  Hiss  &  Austen,  21  Fayette  st 
Austen  mrs  Mary,  1 1  Fleet  st 
Austen  mr.  dw  10  Holliday  st 
Austen  Edward,  dry  goods  store,  2  Cent.  M.  Space 
Austin  Wm.  victualler,  at  late  Dr.  Stevenson's  man- 
sion, near  n  end  of  Forrest  st 
AuzoUe  John  B.  furniture  store,  101  n  Howard  st 
Avers  Henry,  chemist,  Charles,  between  Sugar  al- 
ley and  VVilliam  st 


BAG  MattheWs  Baltimore  20 

Avvberry  P.  S.  shoemaker,  Bank  lane,  near  Belle- 
Air  market 
Aydelot  Peter,  carpenter,  Montgomery  st  e  of  Liglit 
Ayres  George,  firm  Hyland  &  Ayres,  corner  of  Ha- 
nover and  Pratt  sts 
Ayres  Dr.  Eli,  Sharp  st.  2d  door  n  Welcome  alley 
Ayres  Littleton,  wood  corder,  Pratt  st.  e  of  Eutavv 
Ayres  Jacob,  accountant,  Paca  st,  1st  house  vv  of 

Lunn's  lane 
Ayres  Thos.  drayman.  Union  st  near  W.  Precincts 
Ayres  mrs  Eliz.  innkeeper,  Market  below  Thames 
Ayres  John,  labourer.  Long  lane,  n  of  Orleans  st 
Ayres  Andrew,  labourer,  German  lane. 

BAARTSCHEER  JOHN,  oak  cooper,  Ann  st. 

near  Alice  Anna 
Baartscheer  capt.  Wm.  proprietor  of  Union  Hotel, 

41  N  Howard  st 
Babb  John  D.  baker,  66  s  Charles  st 
Backshaus  Lewis,  59  Potter  st 
Bacon  Benj.  carter.  Sugar  alley,  w  of  Charles  st 
Bacon  James,  grocer,  flour  and  feed  store,  corner 

of  Biddle  st  and  Penn  av.;  dw  Biddle  st 
fBacon  Wm.  waiter,  Carpenter's  alley,  w  ofEutaw 
Bader  Dominic,  Chatsworth  st.  n  termination 
Badger  Richard,  labourer,  Moore's  lane,  near  St. 

Mary's  st 
tBadger  Francis,  blacksmith,  Har  av  near  Ensor  st 
tBadger  Elisha,  porter,  Dutch  alley,  w  of  Park  st 
tBadger  Jarret,  porter,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
Baer  Dr.  Michael  S.  nw  cor  Sharp  and  Camden  sts 
Baer  John,  merchant.  Sharp  st  e  side,  near  Lee 
Baer  John,  carpenter,  Bedford  lane,  near  Camden  st 
Baer  John,  dry  goods  merchant,  2^  Sharp  st;  dw 

219  Sharp  st 
Baer  Rev.  John,  minister    Methodist    Episcopal 

church,  adjoining  Wilk  st.  church 
Baer  Wm.  chemical  factory,  84  w  Pratt  st;  dw  92 

s  Sharp  st.  n  of  Barre 
Bafield  Jas.  carpenter.  East  st  3d  door  s  of  French 
Baggot  Samuel,  glassmaker,  Charles  near  Henrietta 
Baggott  John,  glass  blower,  s  Eutaw,  near  the  water 


2i  Director,  18S\,  BAI 

Baggott  Joseph,   (firm    o(  Wildey  &    Co.   glass 

workers,)  Eutaw,  n  of  Ostend  st 
Bagley  Wm.  blacksmith,  rear  of  4  Ruxton  st 
Bailer  John,  carpenter,  Cross,  near  William  st 
Bailey  Josiah,   printer,  Park  lane,  between  Pine 

and  Pearl  sts 
Bailey  mrs  Eliza,  Sharp,  w  side,  near  Barre 
Bailey  Robert,  carpenter,  14  New  Church  st 
Bailey  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  9  Philpot  st 
Bailey  capt  Edwin,  31  nw  corner  Fleet  and  Ann 
Bailey  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  13  Philpot  st 
Bailey  Elijah,  tavern  keeper  and  city  bailiff,  cor- 
ner of  s  Eutaw  and  Ostend  sts. 
Bailey  John,  wheelwright,  WiJk,  s  side,  near  High 
Bailey  Adam,  blacksmith,  Cove,  near  Chem.  Works 
Bailey  Draper,  blacksmith,  Water,  s  side,  e  of  Ex- 
eter 
Bailey  George,  bricklayer,  L  Hughes,  w  of  Charles 
Bailey  Susan,  Bishop's  alley,  betw  Stiles  &  Pratt 
Bailey  Samuel,  comb  maker,  rear  of  SG  n  Frederick 
Bailey  mrs  Jane,  Ensor,  near  Hillen  st 
Bailey,  Thomas,  justice  of  peace  and  conveyancer, 
East,  N  of  Hillen,  office  High,  3  doors  n  of  Gay 
Bailey  William,  bookseller,  se  cor  Bait  and  Gay, 

dwl67  NHigh  st 
Bailey,  Dr  Gamaliel,  editor  of  the  Methodist  Pro- 
testant, 172  Baltimore,  dw  174  Baltimore  st 
tBailey  Isaac,  drayman.  Honey  alley,  near  Charles 
tBailey  Joseph,  stevedore,  E  Falls  av.  near  Pratt  st 
fBailey  Eliz'th,  laundress.  Potter,  e  side,  n  of  Gay 
tBailey  Samuel,  caulker,  Happy  alley,  near  Bank  st 
tBailey  Perry,  caulker,  Guilford's  alley,  near  Light 
fBailey,  D.  laborer,  Wilk,  s  side,  Eof  Market  st 
fBailey  John,  Hill  st  near  Light  st 
tBailey,  Rich'd.  carpenter,  Bottle  alley,  w  of  Eutaw 
Baily,  Geo.  &  Co.  drusrgists,  254  Baltimore  st 
Baily  Geo.  (firm  Geo.  15aiiy,  &  Co.)  8  Pascault's 

row,  w  Lexington  st 
Baily  mrs  Sarah,  New,  near  Paca  st 
f Baily  Darkey,  laundress.  Pierce,  near  Pearl  st 
fBaily  Phillis,  washer,  Lerew's  al.  near  Saratoga 
3 


BAK  MatcheWs  Baltimore  22 

tBaily  Lucy,  laundress,  Lerew's  al.  near  Saratoga  st 
Bain  Dr  James,  90  n  Howard  st 
Baine  Hope,  7  Pine,  betw  Franklin  and  George 
Bainer  Wm.  cedar  cooper,  11  Gay,  near  Front 
Baird  David,  grocer,  Eutavv  st.  s  of  Franklin 
Baker  Gideon,  carter,  123  Wolf  st 
Baker  Frederick,  trunk  maker,  31  k  Gay 
Baker  Moses,  blacksmith,  Lancaster  st,  e  of  Bond 
Baker  Henry,  watchman,  31  n  Gay 
Baker  Charles,  sea  capt,  65  s  High 
Baker  Richard,  capt  Chestertown  packet,  dw  Hol- 
land st  w  of  the  run 
Baker  George,  stone  cutter,  n  Gay,  near  Belle  Air 

Market 
Baker  James,  cordwainer,  German,  near  Pine  st 
Baker  miss  Elizabeth,  Front,  2d  door  s  of  Bath  st 
Baker  Charles,  millwright,  sw  cor  Jefferson  dt^  Short 
Baker  mrs  Elizabeth,  sw  cor  Exeter  and  Pratt  sts 
Baker  John,  coachmaker,  Hillen,  near  High  st 
Baker  David,  bark  inspector,  28  Albemarle  st 
Baker  capt  Thomas,  67  s  High  st 
Baker  Geo.  cordwainer,  Forrest,  e  side,  near  Gay 
Baker  G.  C.  Thames,  near  Bond  st 
Baker  James  C.24  Fleet  st 
Baker  Doctor  Edward,  apothecary,  nb  corner  of 

Pratt  and  Charles  sts 
Baker  Isaac,  carpenter.  Busy  alley,  near  Charles  st 
Baker  John,  Conway  st.  3d  door  e  of  Sharp 
Baker   Peter,  clothing   store,   sw  corner   Centre 

Market  Space  and  Water  st 
Baker  mrs  Ann,  corner  w  Canal  &-  McElderry  sts 
Baker  James,  cordwainer,  69  French  st 
Baker  John,  drayman,  Beuren  st  near  French 
Baker  mrs  Catherine,  Constitution  st.  near  Beuren 
Baker  David,  bark  inspector  on  Dugan's  wharf, 

dw  28  Albermarlest 
Baker  Joseph,  victualler,  Penn  av.  n  of  Hoffman  st 
Baker  Benjamin,  beer  and  oyster  house,  15  Light  st 
Baker  Henry,  carpenter,  corner  Lombard  &  Charles 
Baker  mrs  Ann,  75  Harrison  st 
Baker  mrs  Mary,  Saratoga  st.  s  side,  e  of  Eutaw 
Baker  mrs.  Mary,  n  Howard  st.  near  Franklin 


23  Director,  1831.  BAL 


Baker  Doctor  Saml.  corner  Charles  &  Lexington  sts 

Balbirnie  George,  dyer,  3  s  Front  st 

Balderston    Wilson,    sieve  and   wire   factory,  57 

Smith's  wharf 
Balderston  &  Co.  paper  hangings  and  queensvrare 

store,   107    Pratt,  near  Eutaw;  dw  Sharp,  b 

side,  near  Pratt  st 
Balderston   Eliza  Ann  &  Rachel,  fancy  and  dry 

goods  store,  32  Pratt  st 
Balderston  &l  Brothers,  hardware  importers,   12 

s  Calvert  st 
Balderston  Hugh,  wire  weaver  dz>sieve  manufacturer 

12  s  Calvert  st.  dw  Lombard  st.  near  Hanover 
Balderston  Hugh,  Pearl  st.  2d  door  s  of  Franklin 
Baldwin  Abm.  grocer,  nw  corner  of  Lancaster  st 

and  Argyle  alley 
Baldwin  Pierson,  sea  captain,  Pratt  st.  e  of  Exeter 
Ball  John,  grocer,  nw  corner  Ecfen  and  Holland  sts 
Ball  James,  boot  and  shoe  store,  45  Baltimore  st 
Ball  Wni.  late  sheriff,  office  Court  House,N  entrance, 

lower  floor,  dw  Pearl  st.  n  of  Lexington 
Ball  Wm.  D.  deputy  sheriff,  Pearl  st.  n  of  Saratoga 
Ball  Walter,  painter  and  glazier,  Fayette  st.  b  of 

Charles,  dw  95  Green  st 
Ball  Wm.  jr.  Lexington  market  master,  dw  se  cor- 
ner Pine  st  and  Chesnut  alley 
Ball  John,  weaver,  sw  corner  Saratoga  &  Cove  sts 
Ballantine  Wm.  stone  mason,  Harford  av.  s  of  Chal- 
mers's rope  walk 
Ballard  mrs  Jane,  36  Market  st 
Ballard  Bernard,  laborer,  Howard  st.  e  of  Richmond 
fBallard  Robert,  laborer,  alley  e  of  William  st.  s 

of  Cross 
Ballenger  Samuel,  carpenter.  Park  lane,  near  Pine  st 
Balone,  Paschal,  carpenter,  Eden  st.  near  Pitt 
Baltimore  Chemical  Laboratory,  at  junction  of  Cove 

and  and  Columbia  sts;  warehouse  2  Elliott  s^. 

Isaac  Tyson,  jr.  president,  and  Andrew  EUi- 

cott,  agent 
Baltimore  Fire  Insurance  Office,  12  South  st.  Wm. 
A.  Tucker,  president,  dw  Lexington,  2  doors' 
E  of  Charles 


BAL  Matchett^s  Baltimore  24 

Baltimore  Shot  Tower,  is  Gay,  s  of  Saratoga  st 

Baltimore  Water  Company  Office,  Talbot  Jones, 
president,  James  Hutchins,  sec'y;  25  s  Gay  st 

Baltimore  Female  Orphan  Asylum,  mrs  Mary  Foust, 
matron,  se  corner  Mulberry  st  &y  College  alley 

Baltimore  Library  Company,  ne  corner  Fayette  &■ 
Holliday;  R.  H.  Owen,  librarian 

Baltimore  Assembly  Rooms,  ne  corner  Holliday 
and  Fayette  sts 

Baltimore  Theatre  and  Circus,  cor  Low^  and  Front 

Baltimore  and  Ohio  Rail  Road  OlFice,  se  corner 
Calvert  and  Fayette  sis,  president  Philip  E, 
Thomas,  treasurer  George  Brown 

Baltimore  City  and  County  Jail,  MilJ,N  of  Madison 

Baltimore  G  unpowder  Factory's  Office,  n  Frederick 

Baltimore  Gas  WorkSj  se  corner  North  and  Sara- 
toga sts.  counting  room  on  Davis  st.,  Wm. 
Lorman,  president,  John  Movvton,  secretary 

Baltimore  Flint  Glass  Manufactory,  w  end  Lancaster 

Baltimore  or  Peale's  Museum,  nw  corner  Baltimore 
and  Calvert  sts.     See  JldveHisement. 

Baltimore  Washington  Medical  College,  Holliday 
St.  s  of  Saratoga,  w  side,  president  Horatio  G. 
Jamieson,  secretary  Jas.  B.  Rogers 

Baltirr.ore  Type  Foundry,  R.  B.  Spalding  proprie- 
tor, N  Frederick  st 

Baltimore  General  Dispensary,  10  Holliday,  Luke 
Tiernan  president,  James  Knight  apothecary 

Baltimore  Republican,  Bines  &  Wilson  publishers^ 
Gay  St.  opposite  Exchange 

Baltimore  Gazette  Office,  Wm.  G  wynn  proprietor, 
cor  St.  Paul's  st  and  Bank  lane 

Baltimore  Patriot,  L  Munroe  editor,  North  st.  3(1 
door  from  Baltimore 

Baltimore  County  Court-House,  corner  of  Lexing- 
ton and  N  Calvert  sts; — thus  occupied:  She- 
riff's office,  s  side,  lower  floor,  Henry  Green 
present  sheriff — Ex-sheritf's  offjce,  n  entrance 
lower  floor,  W.  Ball  late  sheriff — Register  of 
Wills'  office  &  Orphans'  Court  room,  1st  floor, 
s  side,  D.  M.  Perine  register — Commissioners 
of  Insolvent  Debtors'  office,  2d  floar  n  slde^ 


25  Directory,  ISSl.  BAN 

Stephen  H.  Moore  clerk — Commissioners  o^ 
Bait.  Go's  office,  2d  floor  n  side,  Elhannan 
Young  clerk — City  Court  room,  1st  floor  e 
side — Office  of  the  City  Court,  2d  floor,  chief 
judge  (hon.  N.  Brice)  attending  every  Satur- 
day, W.  Medcalf  clerk — County  Court  room, 
2d  floor  E  side,  Wm.  Gibson  clerk. 

Baltimore  Patent  Floor  Cloth  manufactory,  Deni- 
son,  Conain  &  Co.  proprietors,  s  High  st,  n  of 
Water.     See  advertisement, 

Baltimore  Anthracite  Coal  Company,  Thos.  Sy- 
mington agent,  corner  of  Gay  and  Pratt  sts 

Baltimore  Infirmary,  s\v  cor  Lombard  &  Greene  sts 

Baltimore  Medical  College  University,  John  Vick- 
ers  janitor,  betw  Lombard  st  and  Cider  alley, 
s  of  Green  st 

Baltzell  Lewis,  justice  of  peace,  n  High  st  near  Gay; 
dvv  84  N  Exeter  st 

Baltzell  Wm.  dry  goods  merchant,  3  s  Charles  st; 
dvv  German  lane 

Baltzell  George,  carter,  Carpenter's  alley,  w  of 
Eutaw  st 

Baltzell  J.  &  C.  dry  goods  store,  236  Baltimore  st; 
dw  J.  Baltzell,  n  Charles,  bet  Pleasant  and  Sa- 
ratoga sts 

Baltzell  Charles,  firm  of  do.  Hanover  near  Lombard 

Baltzell  &  Davidson,  dry  goods  merchants,  260  Bal- 
timore st;  dvv  Alex.  Baltzell,  Eutaw  n  of  Sa- 
ratoga 

Baltzell  &<  Dalrymple,  wholesale  dry  goods  mer- 
chants, 240  Baltimore  st;  dw  W.  F.  Dalrym- 
ple, Paca  s  of  Lexington 

Baltzell  T  &  P.  dry  goods  merchants,  252  Baltimore 
st;  dvv  T.  Baltzell,  se  cor  of  Paca  and  Fayette 

Baltzell  Thomas,  Paca  st.  e  side,  betw  Fayette 
and  Baltimore  sts 

Bancroft  &  Peck,  commis.  merchants,  6  s  Charles  st 

Bancroft,  firm  B&  P;  dw  Saratoga  near  Court- 
land  st 

Baudell  Fred,  cordvvainer.  Strawberry  al.  rear  Pitt 

Bandell  mrs  Gustina,  177  Bond  near  Bank  st 
2* 


BAN  Malchelth  Ballimore  26 

BandellJohn,  block  and  pump  maker,  83  M'Elder- 

ry's  wharf 
Bandell  Wm.  S.  carpenter,  42  n  Gay  st 
Bane  G.  S.  cordwainer,  Beuren  st.  at  jail  foot  bridge 
Baner  mrs  Betsey,  71  n  Liberty  st 
Bangs  Theophilus,  constable,  Caroline  st  near  Wilk 
Bank  Sol.  labourer,  Homespun  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Bank  of  Maryland,  South  st  e  side,  n  of  Second  st; 

John  B.  Morris,  president,  R.  Wilson,  cashier 

Bank  of  U.  States,  Exchange  building,  svv  cor  Gay 

h        and  Second  sts;  Wm.  Patterson,  sen.  president, 

John  White,  cashier 
Bank  of  Baltimore,  cor  of  St  Paul's  and  Baltimore 

sts;  Wm.  Lorman,  pres't,  James  Cox,  cashier 
Bank  of  Baltimore  (Mechanics')  se  cor  Calvert  and 

Fayette  sts;  Geo.  Brown,  president,  Wm.  H. 

Murray,  cashier 
Bank  of  Maryland  (Union)  cor  of  Charles  and  Fay- 
ette sts;  Thomas  Ellicott,  president,  Robert 

Mickle,  cashier 
Bank  (Marine)  cor  of  Gay  and  Second  sts;  Heze- 

kiah  Waters,  president,  Jacob  Bier,  casliier 
Bank  (Franklin)  corner  of  Baltimore  and  North  sts; 

Philip  Moore,  pres't,  Jas.  L.  Hawkins,  cash'r 
Bank  (Commercial  and  Farmers)  cor  of  German  and 

Howard  sts;  "Wm.  W.  Taylor,  president,  Geo. 

T.  Dunbar,  cashier 
Bank  (Farmers  and  Merchants)  cor  of  Calvert  st 

and  Bank  lane;  Nicholas  Brice,  president,  John 
.    Duer,  cashier 
Bank  (Savings)  Exchange  building,  Gay  st;  Joseph 

Gushing,  president,  Thos.  Phenix,  secretary 
Bank  (Evan  Poultney's)  Baltimore  st.  bet  St  Paul's 

and  Calvert  st;  Thos.  Poultney,  cashier 
Bank  (Maryland  Savings  Institution)  cor.  of  North 

and  Fayette  sts;  Wm.  H.  Freeman,  president, 

S.  Honeywell,  treasurer 
Banks  Daniel  B.  dry  goods  merchant,  27  Baltimore 
Bannan  John,  cordwainer,  Wilk  st   near  Caroline 
Bannan  Thos.  labourer,  Biddle  alley  near  Ross  st 
Banner  Henry  A.  potter,  Bank  st.  between  Wolf  st 

and  Happy  alley  ♦ 


27  Director,  1831.  BAR 


Bannerman  Wm.  firm  Madairy  &.  Bannerman,  en- 
gravers; dw  S3  Pitt  st 
fBanning  Jacob,  porter,  s  Eutaw,  w  of  Peace  alley 
tBanning  Charles,  porter.  Cross  st  \v  of  William 
Bannister  John,  furniture  and  variety  store,  n  Gay 

st  next  the  bridge 
Bannister  James,  upholsterer,  68  Exeter  st 
Bannister  Aaron,  tin  and  coppersmith,  56  s  Calvert 
Bannister  Joseph,   merchant,  cor  of  Market  space 

and  Water  st,  dvv  52  n  Exeter  st 
Bantley  Jos.  iron  turner,  Cowpen  al.  w  of  Howard 
•j-Bantum  Susan,  washer,  Forrest  st.  betvv  Douglass 

and  Orleans 
Bany  Arch,  paver,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Baptist  Meeting  (3d)  Fleet  st.  bet  Argyle  alley  and 

Market  st 
Barchet  Charles  M.  watchmaker,  5  Baltimore  st 
Barclay  mrs  Mary,  s  Charles,  bet  Busy  al.  <S^  Hill  st 
Barclay  Flugh,  carpenter,  Low  bet  Potter  &,  Exeter 
fBarcroft  Rolla,  seaman,  Bank  st.  between  Spring 

and  Eden  sts 
Barestricker  mrs  Christina,  Peace  al.  near  Howard 
Bargar  mrs  Catharine,  saddler  and  harness  maker, 

Eutaw  St.  between  Fayette  and  Baltimore  sts 
Bargar  Geo.  carpenter,  Cathedral  st  near  Tyson  al. 
Bargar  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Bargar  Deeter,  bricklayer,  Paca  st.  n  of  Franklin 
Barickman  Henry,  cedar  cooper,  9  Franklin  st  w 

of  Howard 
Barker  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  89  Alice  Anna  st 
Barker  mrs  Elizabeth,  Calvert  st.  head  of  Bath 
Barker  Lewis,  carpenter.  Water  st  near  Harford  run 
Barker  John,  iron  founder,Multterry  w  of  Courtland 
Barker  mrs  Mary,  corner  Mercer  and  Calvert  sts 
Barker  mrs  Eliza,  seamstress,  Mechanics   st.  2d 

house  w  of  High 
Barker  &  Co.  Lottery  and  Exchange  Office,  150 

Baltimore  st 
tBarker  David,  Short  st.  near  Jefferson 
fBarker  mrs  Eliza,  Short  st.  near  Jefferson 
tBarker  Nathan,  waiter,  Hammond's  alley,  near 
Caroline  st 

# 


BAR  Matchett^s  Baltimore  28 

Barker  Michael,  sawyer,  New  st.  w  of  Paca 
fBarker  Bazil,  cordwainer,  alley  e  of  William  st. 

s  of  Cross 
Barkley  mrs  Mary,  vw  corner  Hill  and  Charles  sts 
Barkman  Julia  Ann,  Forrest  st.  near  Douglass 
Barkman  H.  plumber,  &lc.  Thames  st.  n  side,  near 

Block 
Barkman  mrs  s  Paca  st.  e  side,  near  Lombard 
Barkman  Peter,  coachmaker,   sw   corner  Beuren 

and  Monument  sts 
Barkman  mrs  Mary  Ann,   tin  and   pUimmer  store, 

Thames  st.  between  Market  and  Ann  sts 
Barkman  mrs.  Margt.  Dutch  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
Barling  Joseph,  accountant,  Exeter  st.  n  of  Stiles 
Barlow  Isaac,  laborer,  Strawberry  alley,  near  Alice 

Anna  st 
Barnaby  mrs  Sophia,  Apple  alley,  near  Alice  Anna 
Barnard  T.  J.  (firm  E.  Mayhew  «S^  Co.)  dw  city  hotel 
Barnard  mrs  Mary,  74  s  High  st 
Barner  James,  merchant,  dw  George  st  near  Pine 
Barnes  Samuel,  (firm  Leakin  &   Barnes,)  printer, 

12  s  High  st 
Barnes  Henry,  cordwainer,  Aisquith  st.  near  Low 
Barnes  Josiah,  millwright,  20  s  Howard  st 
Barnes  Alonzo,  att'y  at  law-,  Mulberry  near  Pearl 
Barnes  Henry,  watchman,  Lanvale  Cotton  Factory, 

w  of  Belvidere  bridge 
Barnes  mr.  Philpot  st.  e  side,  near  Thames 
Barnes  James,  blacksmith.  Sugar  alley,  between 

Charles  and  Light  sts 
Barnes  Henry,  baker,  153  Bond  st 
Barnes  Cornelius,  s  Frederick  st  near  Water 
Barnes  mrs.  Cathef ine,  weaver,  1 94  Bond  st 
Barnes  mrs.  Jane,  Thames  st  e  of  Market 
JBarnes  Wm.  caulker,  14  w  Fleet  st 
JBarnes  Francis,  German  st.  bet  Green  and  Pine 
JBarnes  Anna,  Happy  alley,  aboye  Gough  st 
JBarnes  David,  porter,  Potter  st.  n  of  Douglass 
JBarnes  Patience,  Wolf  st.  above  Wilk 
Barnet  Sylvester,  clerk,  Howard  st  near  Camden 
Barnet  William,  clothing  store,  105  n  Howard  st 
JBarnet  Susan,  washer,  alley,  n  of  BBalt»neap  Eden 


29  Director,  1831  BAR 


Barney  John  Hindman,  grocer,  82  vv  Pratt  st;  d\v 

Calvert  st.  opposite  City  Spring 
Barney  John  Hindman,  president  of  Phcenix  Shot 

Tower  Co.;  dvv  17  Pitt  st 
Barney  C.  coal  yard.  City  Block 
Barney  Wm.  B.  Lexington  st.  bet  Liberty  and  Park 
Barney   Lewis  &  J.  biscuit  bakers,  64  South  st 
Barney  Lewis,  firm  of  do.;  dvv  Gl  n  Charles  st 
I  Barney  Harriet,  122  Wolf   st 
jBarney  Wm.  brick  moulder,  Light  st  n  of  Cross 
JBarney  James,  labourer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutavv 
JBarney  Philip,  carter,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
JBarney  John,  stevedore,  Salisbury  alley,  between 

Exeter  and  Lloyd  sts 
JBarney  Perry,  ship  carpenter,  Caroline  n  of  Pratt 
IBarney  C£esar,  sawyer,  Eden  st  near  e  Baltimore 
iiarnhart  Peter,  victualler,  Penn  av.  city  boundary 
Barnhart  John,  house  and  sign  painter,  York  av  s 

of  Madison  st 
Barnum  David,  proprietor  of  City  Hotel,  Monument 

square,  n  Calvert  st 
Baron  John,  engineer,  Gist's  factory,  Barre  st  sside, 

near  Hanover 
Barr  William,  dry  goods  merchant,  dw  e  Baltimore 

st  w  of  Caroline 
Barr  mrs  Elizabeth,  Potter  st  e  side,  n  of  Gay 
Barr  John  T.  wholesale  dry  goods  store,  227  Bal- 
timore st;  dw  35  N  Charles 
Barrett  John,  inn-keeper,  Thames  st  near  Block  st 
BarrettThomas,proprietor  of  Theatre  tavern.  Hoi- 

liday  st.  next  to  Theatre 
Barrett  mrs  Eliza,  tavern  keeper,  se  corner  Light 

and  Mercer  sts 
Barrett  Thomas,  clothing  store,  61  n  Howard  st 
Barrett  Morris,  clothing  store  69  n  Howard  st 
Barriball  Wm.  V.  bookseller,  75  n  Howard  st 
Barrickman  mrs  Catherine,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Barrickman  Henry,  cedar  cooper,  9  Franklin  st  w 

of  Howard 
Barrier  Clement,  labourer,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Barrier  Lawrence,  carter,  Sarah  Annst  e  of  Cove 


BAR  Matchetrs  Baltimore  SO 


Barriere  mrs  Jane,  grocer,  n\v  corner  Orleans  and 

Friendship  sts 
Barrington  John,  accountant,  45 1  n.  High  st 
Barroll  James,  merchant,  cor  Pratt  st  and  Bowly's 
whf;  dw  Pleasant  st.  betw  St.  Paul's  &  Charles 
Barron  mrs  Sarah,  Wilk  st.  s  side,  near  High 
Barron  Jas  B.  cabinet  maker.  Busy  al.  near  Charles 
Barron  mrs  Elizabeth,  tutoress,  69  Harrison  st 
Barrow  mrs.  mantua  maker,  72  n  Front  st 
Barrows  E.  P.  provision  store,  Baltimore  near  Green 
Barry  Samuel  M.  dry  goods  merchant,  sw  cor  Bal- 
timore and  Liberty  sts;  dw  8  n  Liberty 
Barry  Alexander,  dealer  in  junk,  Thames  st.  betw 

Market  and  Ann 
Barry  mrs  Margaret,  45  Ross  st 
Barry  David,  mariner,  15  Ann  st 
Barry  John,  mariner,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Barry  John,  clerk  Franklin  bank;  dw  81  Front  st 
Barry  Daniel,  tailor,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Barry  mrs  Elizabeth,  57  n  Exeter  st 
Barry  James  T.  merchant,  n  Exeter  st.  between  e 

Baltimore  and  Pitt 
Barry  Richard,  clothing  and  grocery  store,  Light 

st  whf.  near  Hughes's  quay 
Barry  Standish,  82  n  High  st 
Barry  Robert,  merchant,  4  Spear's  wharf;  dw  1 1 

St  Paul's  st 
Barry  Daniel  R.  merchant  tailor,  3  Second  st;  dw 

East  st 
Barry  Isaac,  carpenter.  Fawn  st  bet  High  &  Exeter 
tBarry  Diana,  washer.  Potter  st  bet  Douglass  &  Low 
Barth  Jacob,  cordvvainer,  42  Park  st 
Barth  rev.  Lewis,  of  St.  John's  (Catholic)  Church, 

NE  cor  of  Saratoga  and  Park  sts. 
Bartholomew  Edward,  saddler,  Franklin  w  of  Pine 
Bartlett  Isaac,  mariner,  24  Philpot  st 
Bartlett  George,  hide  and  leather  dealer,  10  n  How- 
ard st;  dw  Eutaw  st  n  of  Fayette 
Bartlett  William  E.  druggist,  76  s  Calvert  st.;  dw 

SE  corner  of  Eutaw  and  Pratt  sts. 
Bartlett  W.  piano  maker,  se  cor  Fayette  &  Eutaw 
Bartley  mrs  Rach.  washer,  Chaisty's  al.  n  of  Union 


31  J9irecf  or,  1831.  BAT 

Bartley  Ann,  Harford  run,  bet  Water  &  Salisbury 
Bartlow  Elias,  labourer,  Penn  av  near  Cove  st 
Bartol  Geo.  coach  maker,  Calvert  st  opp  Mulberry 
Barton  John  S.  cordwainer,  66  Front  st 
Barton  Jon'n,  bricklayer,  Jefferson  st  w  of  Har  run 
Barton  mrs  Mary,  Centre  st.  near  the  falls 
Barton  Henry,Balt.miIk  establishment,  72  Harrison 
Barton  Jamee,  cordwainer,  Happy  alley,  between 

Gough  and  Wilk  sts 
Barton  John,  pilot,  Granby  st  near  the  falls 
Barton  mrs  Cordelia,  tailoress.  Bond  st.  near  Gough 
Barton  Samuel,  grocery, York  Road  av.  s  of  Madison 
Barton  Selah,  carpenter  and  joiner.  Bank  st.   betw 

Ann  St.  and  Happy  alley 
Barton  Thomas,  drayman,  Granby  st.  near  Gough 
Barton  Mary  Ann,  huckster,  Granby  st  near  the  falls 
Barton  Nathaniel,  Sterling  st.  n  end 
Barton  mrs  Mary,  Baltimore  st.  w  of  Cove 
Barton  Henry,  laborer,  Baltimore  st.  w  of  Cove 
tBarton  Benjamin,  sawyer,  60  n  Gay  st 
Bartow  Rev.  John  V.  rector  of  Trinity  Protestant 

Episcopal  Church,  d\v  14  Albermarle  st 
Bash  Henry,  (firm  Larrabee  &l  Co.)  dw  Franklin  st 

w  of  Courtland 
Bass  mrs  Caroline,  Pratt  st.  betw  Apple  alley  and 

Market  st 
Bassett  mrs  Ann,  Mulberry  st.  near  College  alley 
Bassford  G.  W.  fancy  and  Windsor  chair  maker,  68 

s  Charles  st 
Bassford  Thomas,  teacher  of  the  male  free  school 

of  Baltimore,  Courtland,  e  side,  s  of  Pleasant 
Baston ,  nursery  and  seedsman,  s  of  Saratoga 

and  w  of  Rock 
Batchelor  Nathan  (firm  Loane  and  Batchclor,)  dw 

York  St.  s  side,  e  of  Charles 
Batchelor  Wm.  Constable,  Biddle  alley,  near  Ross  st 
Bateman  mrs  Catherine,  tutoress,  Eden  st.  e  side, 

s  of  Gough 
Bateman  Benj.  e  Baltimore  st.  w  of  Caroline 
Bateman  Wm.  L.  grocer,  Pratt  st.  e  of  Apple  alley 
Bateman  Benj.  upholsterer,  Pratt  st.  e  of  Bond 
tBateman  Edward,  drayman,  Canal  st.  n  of  Pitt 


BAX  MatcheWs  Baltimore  32 

Bates   Jacob,   blacksmith   and   engineer,  Crook's 

back  row,  Monument  st 
Bates  Francis,  deputy  keeper  Penitentiary,  Bath  st 

near  Calvert 
Bates  mrs  Eliza,  female  academy,  19  South  st 
Bates  John,  grocer,  sw  corner  Pinkney  st  &  Straw- 
berry alley 
tBates  John,  laborer,  Cove  st  near  Franklin 
Bathurst  Matthew,  merchant,  North  st.  n  of  Fayette 
Battee  Samuel,  carpenter,  7  Comet  st 
Battee  &  Hurst,   dry  goods  merchants,   125  Balti- 
more st;  dw  Dennis  Battee  125  Baltimore  st. 
Battee  mr.  carter,  Chesnut  alley,  bet  Pearl  and  Pine 
Battee  R.  H.  tobacco  merchant,  Hanover  near  Lee 
Battey  mrs  Elizabeth,  Butler's  alley,  s  of  Bath  st 
tBattis  John,  mariner,  alley  rear  n  Caroline  st 
Baughman  Frederick,  stone  cutter,  Howard  st.  bet 

Madison  and  Eutaw 
Baurgelte  Jacob,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Eutaw  st.  e 

side,  between  Franklin  and  Mulberry 
Batton  Zachariah,  labourer,  Wilk  st  near  High 
tBatton  James,  labourer,  6  Tyson  st 
Baum  mrs  Margaret,  Pearl  st.  near  Lexington 
Bausman  John,  16  s  Liberty  st 
Baxley  mrs  Elizabeth,  Falls  st 
Baxley  Francis,  engineer  of  Franklin  steam  boat; 

dw  Constitution  st.  3d  door  n  of  Beuren 
Baxley  James,  grocer,  n  Exeter  st.  near  Hillcn 
Baxley  Geo.  W.  Green  st.  s  of  Mulberry 
Baxley  &  Warner,  apothecaries  and  druggists,  sb 

corner  of  Howard  and  Franklin  sts 
Baxley  Henry  W,  Fayette  st.  bet  Eutaw  and  Paca 
Baxter  Arthur  T.  gunsmith,  67  Pratt  st.     ^See  ad- 
vertisement 
Baxter  mrs  Christina,  Argyle  alley,  near  Fleet  st 
Baxter  mrs  Sarah,  Courtland  st.  n  of  Lexington 
Baxter  mrs  Sarah,  grocer,    Fleet  st.  betw  Argyle 

alley  and  Market  st 
Baxter  mrs  Rebecca,  Dutch  alley,  between  Liber- 
ty and  Park  sts  1 
Baxter  Rich.,  blacksmith,  Ensor  st.  N  of  Monument 
Baxter  B.  H.  cooper,  n  Exeter  st  near  French 


S3  Director,  1831.  BEE 


Ba^  Hug:h,  carpenter,  Howard  st.  between  Madison 

and  Richmond  sts 
Bayles  mrs  Jane,  28  Lexington  st 
Baylies  Niclioias,  clerk,  s  Exeter  st.  near  Water 
Baylor  Hezekiah,  shoemaker,  Paca  s  of  Lombard 
Baylor  John,  carpenter.  Cross  st.  w  of  William 
Bayly  William,  bookseller  and  stationer,  cor  Balti- 
more and  Gay  sts;  dw  167  Hiijh  st 
Bayly  William,  proprietor  of  slate  yard,  opp*  Gas 

house;  dw  67  n  Gay  st  at  bridge 
Bayne  Steph.  bricklayer,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Bayzand  Wm.  IL  merchant  tailor,  2  Caroline  row, 

Caroline  st 
Beacliem  James,  Market  st.  bet  Gough  and  Wilk 
Bcadel  Henry  and  Co.  wholesale  dry  goods  meN 

cliants,  4  Hanover  st;  H.  B.  dw  88  Sharp  st 
Beal  mrs  Rachel,  private  boarding  house,  36  South 
Beam  mr.  printer,  n  Gay  st,  near  Belle-Air  market 
13eaman  Jacob,  flour  inspector,  George  st  near  Pine 
Beamer  Henry,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  76  he 

corner  of  Lexington  and  Eutaw  sts 
Bean  Thomas,  pilot,  89  Ann  st 
Bean  mrs  Ellen,  83  Alice  Anna 
Bean  Jas.  rope  maker,  Har  av  near  Meeting  house 
Bear  Heniy,  copper  roller.  Bank  lane  near  Aisquilh 
Bear  rev.  John,  of  JMcthodist   Episcopal  Church, 

Wilk  st  N  side,  next  the  IMeeting  house 
Beard  John,  constable,  York  st.  bet  Light  &o  Charles 
Beard  capt  James,  55  Mai-ket  st 
Beastall  Samuel,  hatter,  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Beat  J  mrs  Mary,  ^E  corner  of  Thames  and  Ann  sts 
Beatty  George,   wood    dealer,    Dugan's  whf;  dw 

High  st  near  Salisbury 
Beatty  AVilliam  H.  wholesale  grocer,241  Baltimoce 

st;  dw  12  s  Howard  st 
Beatty  James,  merchant,  7  Pratt  st;  d\T  N  Calvert 

St.  E  side,  N  of  Lexington 
Beaumont  mrs  Ann,  e  side  Monument  sq.  Calvert  st 
Bucket  Benj.,  hatter,  Franklin  row  w  of  Chatsw^orth 
iB.idintonBrice,  labourer,  Lexington  st.  e  of  Liberty 
Beefelt  mrs  Margaret,  Eutaw  st.  near  Lombard 
4 


BEL  MaUheiVs  Baltimore  34 

Beefelt  John  H.  boot  and  shoemaker,  Eutaw  st.  near 

Lombard;  dw  Lombard  w  of  Eutaw 
tBeehoe  Lymas,  drayman,  Asbury  lane,  n  of  Pratt 

St  road 
tBeekus  Rachel,  washer,   East  st.  betw  Necessity 

alley  and  Douglass  st 
Beeman  Joseph  J.  ship  chandler  and  grocer,  nw 

corner  of  Thames  and  Ann  streets 
tBeems  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  35  n  Liberty  st 
Beerse  mrs  Jane,  S6  Happy  alley 
Beggar  John,  cooper,  HoUiday  st.  near  Bath 
Begian  William,  labourer,  Holliday  st  s  of  Bath 
Behee  John,  baker,  Park  st.  n  of  Saratoga  st 
Bthler  Francis,  whip  and  cane  manufacturer,  215 

cor  Sharp  and  Baltimore  sts 
Behoe  Moses,  labourer,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
Bekufshe  Augustus,  miller,  Concord  st  s  of  Water 
Belks  Henry,  dairy-man,  Wilk  st.  near  Harford  run 
Bell  Hugh,  cordvvainet,  Holland  st  e  of  Har  run 
Bell  Hugh  slone  cutter,  Hillen  st.  bet  High  &  Front 
Bell  John  H.  printer,  10  Low  st,  near  Front 
Bell  mrs  Rachel,  seamstress,  Market  space  w  end 
Bell  Richard,  ship  carpenter  and  grocer,  svv  corner 

of  Argyle  alley  and  Fleet  st 
Bell  William,  dyer  and  scourer,  27  corner  of  South 

and  Second  sts 
Bell  Rosetta,  bonnet  bleacherp  3  s  Second  st 
Bell  Thomas,  stone  cutter,  Richmond  st 
Beil  Jno.  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended  w.  precincts 
Bell  James,  coidwainer,  Columbia  st  near  Paca 
Bell  Daniel,  labourer,  French  st.  2d  door  n  of  Bath 
Bell  Joseph,  7  Potter  st 
tBell  Ann,  rear  of  4  Ruxton  st 
Bellash  mrs  Elizabeth,  1  Fleet  st  e  of  Market 
Bellwood  mrs  Mary,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Bond 
Belt  Hanson  T.  office  ne  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul's 

sts;  dw  N  Calvert  st  near  City  Spring 
Belt  Tobias  J  seaman,  Castle  alley,  between  Wilk 

and  Fleet  sts 
Belt  Humphrey,  blacksmith,  Preston  st.  near  Ross 
Belt  Dr.  Richard  G.  apothecary,  13  Market  st 
Bjit  Geo.  G.  attorney  at  law.  Court-house  lane 


85  Director,  1831.  BEN 

Belt  Thomas  W.  corof  Aisquith  and  Holland  sts 
Beltz  mrs  Barbara,  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
Beltzhoover  Geo.  proprietor  of  Indian  Queen  Ho- 
tel, SE  corner  Hanover  and  w  Baltimore  sts 
Bend  Elizabeth  B.  relict  of  Rev.  Joseph  G.  Bend, 

20  Barnett  st 
Bender  mrs  Catharine,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Bender  Daniel,  grocer,  44  vv  Franklin  st 
tBender  Henrietta,  washer.  Green  st  s  of  Fayette 
Benillant  Stephen,  ship  carpenter,  52  Fleet  st 
Benjamin  Levi,  pawn  broker,  13  Caroline  st 
Benner  John,  48  Light  st  near  Pratt 
Benner  Samuel,   silver  plater,  Montgomery  st.  5th 

door  w  of  Light  st.  s  side 
Benner  Joshua,  book  binder,  (Gould's  court)  Mont- 
gomery st  N  side,  w  of  Light 
Bennett  Lewis,  mariner,  Argyle  alley,  near  Lancas- 
ter st 
Bennett  Dr.  Henry,  85  Market  st 
Bennett  mrs  Mary,  Wolf  st  w  side 
Beunelt  Di.  John.  Pratt  stncar  Calhour.'s  warehouse 
Bennett  Fielding,  pilot,  21  Philpot  st 
Bennett  Patrick,  labourer,  Franklin  row,  w  of  Chats- 
worth  st 
Bennett  Thomas,  rigger,  sw  cor  Bond  &l  Gough  sts 
Bennett  Matthew,  grocer,  Thames  st.  betvv  Market 

and  Bond  sts 
Bennett  Wm.  carpenter,  Apple  al.  near  e  Baltimore 
Bennett  mrs  Ann,  Spring  st.  n  of  e  Baltimore 
Bennett  mrs  Comfort,  61  n  Exeter  st  near  Low 
Bennett  Steph.  gardener,  Jefferson  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Bennett  Thomas,  n-e  cor  of  Mott  and  Gay  sts 
Bennett  capt  Richard,  10  Fleet  st 
Bennett  mrs  Harford  avenue,  near  Ensor  st 
Bennett  John,  turner,  Pratt  st.  betw  Eutaw  6l  Paca 

sts;  dw  Paca,  3d  house  w  of  Lunn's  lane 
Bennett  Wm.  sea  captain.  Bottle  al.  near  Sharp  st 
IBennett  Peter,  carpenter,  Forrest  st  s  of  Orleans 
•fBennett  Racliel,  washer,  Pratt  st  road  w  of  Wash- 
ington road 
tBennett  Hy.  labourer,Guilford's  alley  near  Charles 
Bennoe  tnrs  Eliz'h,  Salisbury  st.  near  Harford  run 


BER  JMatchcW^s  Bitllimore  36 


Beunoit  Lewis,  mariner,  Argyle  al.  near  Lancaster 
Benny  mrs  Maigaret,  Salisbury  si  \v  ot  Harford  run 
Bensinger  Mathias,  paver,  Beuren  st  near  jail  wall 
Benson  Paul,  mariner,  Fell  st  lower  end 
Benson  Peter,  wine  refiner,  75  n  Liberty  st 
Benson  mrs  Mary,  Potter  st  e  side,  y  of  Gay 
Benson  Joseph,  Potter  st.  e  side,  n  of  Gay 
Benson  Frederick,  coppersmith,  Commerce  st 
Benson  Robert  W.  millinery  store,  Co  Baltimore  st 
Benson  Robert,  (firm  Mills  &  Benson)  dw  bb  Sharp 
Benson  John,  carpenter,  Green  st  s.of  ISlulberry 
Benson  B.  G.  glass,  oil  &o  paint  merchant,  59  Cen- 
tre Market  space 
Benson  Samuel,  merchant  tailor,  68  Baltimore  st 
Benson  Charles,  seaman,  1  Baltimore  st 
tBenson  John,  waiter,  Short  st  E.side,  near  Orleans 
tBenson  Edward,  sawyer,  Low  st.  e  of  Friendship 
tBenson  Nancy,  washer,  Front  st  near  Pitt 
tBenson  Henry,  waterman,  Peace  al.  near  Howard 
tBenson  John,  stevadore^  >^  Market  st,  opposite  Lit. 

Hamstead 
Benteen  Henry  C.  stone  cutter,   Haw  st  near  Co- 
lumbia 
Benteen  Theodore  C.  sign  and  ornamental  painter, 

53  Pratt  st 
Benteen  Caroline,  fancy  store,  53  Pratt  st 
Bentley  mrs  Eliz'h,  Elbow  lane,  wof  s  Green  st 
Bentze'll  Frederick,  coppersmith.  Commerce  st  near 

Water 
tBeo  Thos, labourer,  Asbury  lane,  near  Baltimore  st 
Berger  John,  clerk,  Sterling  st.  near  Monument 
Bernard  mrs  Mary,  74  s  High  st 
Bernard  mrs  C.  silk  button  manufactory,   Saratoga 

St.  betw  Howard  and  Park  sts 
Bernard  rev.  Joab,  oi"  Methodist  Episcopal  Church, 

Sharp  st  w^  side,  n  of  Welcome  alley 
Bernard  mrs  Sarah,  Aisquith  st.  opposite  Low- 
Berry  miss  Mary,  Biddle  st.  w  of  Penn  av 
Berry  ^Vm.  rigger,  Bank  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Berry  Horatio,  carpenter,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Berry  John,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  near  Low 


37  LHredor,  183 1.  BEV 

Berry  Benj.  F.  lumber  merchant,  (Hnnnf  J.  &  T.  L. 
Beny)  Light  st  wharf;  dvv  Lee  st  betw  Hano- 
ver and  Sharp  sts 
Berry  Thomas  L.  brickmaker,  144  s  Sharp  st 
Berry  John  W.  carpenter,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Berry  Nelson,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  near  Pine 
Berry  John,  carpenter,  Welsh  al.  near  Lexington  st 
Berry  John,  (firm  J.  &  T.  L. Berry)  dvv  138  s  Sharp 
Berry  J.  &  T.  L.  premium  fire  proof  brick  manu- 
facturers, yard  in  rear  of  their  dwellinij 
Berry  mrs  Mary  E.  Franklin  st  near  Cove 
fBerry  John,  mariner.  Low  st  near  Exeter 
fi^erry  Patsy,  white  washer.  Low  st  w  of  Alsquith 
IBerry  mrs  Elizabeth,  se  cor  Sharp  and  Leasts 
fBerry  Harriet,  Uhler's  alley 
fBerry  Deborah,  80  Ensor  st 
Berryman  Ephraim,  blacksmith,  Harford  avenue,  s 

of  Chalmers's  rope  walk 
Bersch  Llenry,  merchant  tailor,  sw  cor  Pitt  &l  High 
Bert  Peter,  labourer,  Lerew's  al.  s  of  Franklin  st 
Berteau  Nicholas,   JNtaryland  Arcade;  dw  Pinkney 

St.  between  Strawberry  alley  and  Bond  st 
Berthier  Joseph,  cigar  maker,  Pratt  st.  betw  Con- 
cord St.  and  Marsh  Market  space 
Bertrand  John,  barber,  15  Market  st 
Besse  lieut  John,  of  revenue  cutter,  9  J  Ann  st 
Bethekup  Wm.  milkman,  Hoffman  st.  e  of  Penn  av 
Betley  Jacob,  blacksmith,  (firm  Betley  &  Forsyth); 

dw  George  st.  w  of  Pearl 
Betson  mrs  Rachel,  30  Hanover  st 
Betson  Joseph,  cooper,  Chamberlain  al.  near  Eut«w 
Betterton  Gardner,   coachmaker,  Howard   st.   3d 

door  s  of  Pratt;  dw  98  vv  Pratt 
Bettou  mrs  Harriet,  62  Bond  st 
Betts  Robert,  carpenter,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Betts  Henry  T.  nailor.  Stiles  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Betts  Solomon,  flour  merchant,   93  Bowly's  wharf; 

dvv  St  Paul's  st 
f  Betts  Adam,  barber,  Forest  st  near  Gay 
Beucke  Dr.  Anthony,  14  s  High  st 
Bevan  captain  Thomas,  Pratt  st.  betEden  &  Spring 
4* 


BIR  MatchelVs  Baltimore  38 

"Bevan  Ricliard,  sen.  grocer,  77  Hanover  st 
Bevan&  Harvey,  dry  goods  merchants,  ne  cor  of 

Hanover  and  Pratt  sts 
Bevan  Samuel,  dry  goods  merchant,  55  Hanover  st 
Bevan  Horatio,  stone  cutter.  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
Bevans  Reuben,  cabinet  maker,  Eden  st  sof  Gough 
Bevans  Wm.  grocer,  nw  cor  St  Paul's  &  Hamilton 
Beveridge  Francis,  rear  of  4  Ruxton  st 
tBex  Susan,  washer,  Green  st.  s  of  Fayette 
Bias  Robert,  mariner,  Ellicott  st 
Bias  Steplien,  labourer.  Wolf  st  w  side 
Bias  mrs  Julia,  cor  Mulberry  and  Eulaw  sts 
Biays  James,  ship  chandler  &  grocer,  41  Thames  st 
tBias  Alfred,  drayman,  Franklin  st  near  Cove 
t^ias  James,  labourer,  Lerew'sal.N  of  Mulberry  st 
fBias  John,  porter,  Leadenhall    st.  betw  Montgo- 
mery st  and  Sugar  alley 
Bickley  Thomas,  seaman,  24  Fleet  st 
Bickley  Samuel,  boot,  shoe  and  hat  store,  60  Cen- 
tre Market  space 
Biggs  Alex,  carter,  Orleans  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Bilater  Clark,  vSpring  st  s  of  Pratt,  e  side 
Bickham  mrs  Mary,  milliner,  46  n  Exeier  st 
Biddle  Geo.  cordwainer,  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson 
Biddlc  Abraham,  cordwainer,  Tyson  alley  near  Ca- 
thedral st 
Bier  Jacob,,  cashier  of  Marine  Bank,  nw  cor  Gay 

and  Lee  sts 
Biggert  Joha,  carpenter,  Pitt  st  near  Aisquith 
Biggert  mrs  Margaret,  Pitt  st  near  Aisquith 
Bigham  James,  distiller,  Addison  st.  2d  house  s  side 
Bigham  John,  flour  merchant,  5  Pennsylvania  av. 
tBillingsly  Henry,  hack   driver.  Carpenter's  alley, 

w  of  Eutaw  st 
Billington  James,  cabinet  maker,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Billmyer  Jacob,  cordwainer.  East  st  s  of  French 
Bilsou  John,  plasterer,  Pearl  st  near  Lexington 
Bilson  mrs   Ruth,   Lanvale  Cotton  Factory,  w  of 

Belvidere  bridge 
Binyon  Thomas,  nightman.  Fleet  st  near  Washington 
E'irch  Williamj  paper  hanger,  27  n  Howard  st 


59  Director,  \SS\.  BLA 

Birch  VV^n.  S.  paper  hanger  and   upholsterer,  122 
Baltimore   st.  under  Feale's  Museum,  d\v  41  s 
Charles  st 
■IBirchman  Abel,  laborer,  alley  e  of  William  st,and 

s  of  Cross 
Birckhead  Poland  E.  merchant,  dw  se  corner  Mul- 
berry and  St  Paul's  sts 
Birckhead  Christopher,  mariner's  boarding  house, 

10  Ann  st 
Birckhead    Doctor    Solomon,    Saratoga   st   w   of 

Charles,  dw  Charles  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Birckhead  Ilugh,  merchant,  Bowly's  wharf,  dw  37 

N  Charles  st 
Birckhead  James,  7  Ross  st  near  Eutaw  st 
^Birckhead  mrs  Hannah,  20  n  Sharp  st 
Bird  Henry,  (firm  Neft<Si6  Bird,)  hardware,  cutlery, 
looking  glass  wholesale  and  retail  store,    103 
Baltimore  st.  dw  Holliday  st.  s  of  City  Hall 
Bird  U'm.  A.  38  n  Gay  st 

Biikey  Thomas  H.  giocer,  ne  corner  Howa>d  and 
Lexington  sts.  dw  Lexington  st.  near  Howard 
Birnie  Clotnorthy,  jr.  a'tt'y  at  law,  20  St  Paulas  st 
Birt  Michael,  weaver.Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworlh  rua 
Biscoft  James,   commission  merchant,  13   Light  st 

wliaif,  dw  Paca  st.  s  termination 
Bishop  James,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  S9  n  Howard  st 
Bishop  mrs  Elizabeth,  24  Ann  st 
Bishop  Richard  R.  painter,  Wolf  st  w  side 
Bishop  &.  Brady,  house,  sign   and   ship  painters, 

Thames  st.  head  of  Jackson's  wharf 
tBishop  Rozden,  n  Sharp  st.  near  Saratoga 
fBishop  Perry,  carter.  Welcome  alley, w  of  Hanover 
Bissett  Thos.  grocer,  corner  Peace  alley  &  Eulaw  st 
Bivers  David,  huckster.  New  st.  e  of  Paca 
B:xler  David,  tobacco  and   snuff  manufacturer,  37 

N  Howard  st 
B'.xley  Daniel,  merchant,  dw  Pearl  st.  near  Fayette 
Bizouard  Thomas  J.  Consul   of  His   Holiness  the 
Pope,  and  Professor  of  French  language,  oG 
N  Franklin  st.  w  of  Eutaw 
Black  Thomas,  flour  merchant,  30  n  Howard  st 


BLA  JMatchett's  Baltimore  40 


Black  John,   cotton   manufactory,  Fianklin    st  ex- 
tended, vv  Precints 
Black  Vaclielj  stone  potter,  between   s   Eutaw  <&> 

Cove  sts.  d\v  Howard,  near  Franklin  ^ 
Black  Vachel,  potter,  Orleans  st.  near  Canal 
Black  David,  weaver,  Preston  st.  near  Koss 
Black  ^amue),  Bishop's  alley,  near  Wilk  st 
Black  W3shinj2:ton  N.  n  termination  Cathedral  st 
Black  mrs  Elizabeth,  sw  corner  Forrest  &  Eusor  sts 
tBlack  William,  laborer,  Mulberry  st.  e  of  Park 
tBiack  Bethesda,  washer,  Davis  st.  neaiBalh 
Blackburn  Thos.  cord  wainer,  Hai-av.  near  Forrest  st 
Blackburn  Elizabeth,  Paca  st.  w  side,  near  Franklin 
Blackburn  John  C.  attorney  at  law,  Masonic  Hall, 

Court  House  lane 
B'ackelberry  Theresa,  boarding  bouse,  70  n  High 
"^ijlackston  U'm.  waterman,  French  alley 
iElackstone  Wm.  laborer.  Potter  st.  e  side,  n  of  Gay 
Blackwood  Joseph,  carpet  warehouse,  18b J  Balli- 

more  st.  dw  83  Green  st 
Blades  mrs  Mary  e.  Baltimore  st.  n  side,  e  of^  Eden 
Blades  mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer,  sw  corner  Washing- 
ton and   Wilk  sts 
Blades  miss  Elizabeth,  51  Market  st 
jjlair  mrs  Elizabeth,  George  st.  near  Pearl 
Blair  James,  justice  of  Peace,  Eulaw  st.  near  Sar- 
atoga 
iBlair  Hesther,  wasber,  Granby  st.  near  tbe  falls. 
Blake  Wm.  teacher,  Bond  st.  betw  Bait&Pinkney 
]5!ake  miss  Margt.  22  e  Baltimore  st.  near  High 
Biake,  Effort  &.   Co.  grocery  and  feed  store,  54  s 

Calvert  st 
Blake  John  S.  corner  Higb  and  Salisbury  sts 
Blake  Thomas,  weaver,  Union  st.  e  of  Penn  av. 
Blake  Wm.  printer,  Stirling  st.  n  end 
Blake  John,  w^eaver,  Lerevv's  alley,  near  Richmond 
Blake  Geo.  grocer,  corner  Busy  alley  &  Sparp  st 
^Blake  Peyton,  waiter,  Exeter  st.  n  of  Hillen 
jBlake  Winsor,  porter,  Exeter  st.  n  of  Hillen 
Blake  Jacob,  turner,  Canal  st.  n  of  Pitt 
Blake  Isaac,  sawyer,  ^V'olf  st.  above  Wilk 
^Blake  D.  drayman,  Bounty  lane,  near  Caroline  st 


41  Director,  1831.  BOD 

tBlake  Gotleb,  laborer,  Greenwich  st 
tBlake  Levin,  laborer,  Spring  st.  near  Bank 
tBiake  Cato,  drayman,  Rock  st.  s  of  Saratoga  st 
tBlake  Harrison,  laborer,  Fayette  st.  e  ot"  Pine  st 
^Biake  Frisby,  laborer,  Davis  st.  near  Balh 
Biakely  .James,  n  High,  w  side,  near  e  Baltimore  st 
B!akely  William,  victualler,  Pitt  st.  near  Caroline 
Blanch  Milcah,  seamtress,  244  n  Gay  st 
Blanchard   Thomasbarber   and   hair   dresser,  40 

Harrison  st 
Blaney  nirs  Sarah,  Monument  st.  near  Forest 
Blaney  Thomas,  victualler,  Forrest  st.  near  French 
Blaylor  Abraham,  carpenter,  svv  corner  Howard  st 

and  Peace  alley 
Bleakley  iMatthevv,  proprietor   of  Armistead  Ho- 
tel, »Swan  St.  near  Jones's  falls 
Blenkinsop  Peter,  bookseller,  2  Pine  st  near  George 
Blinn  Joseph,  grocer,  Pratt  st  s  side,  near  Light  st 
Blinsinger  George  M.  baker  &  grocer.  1 32  Eutaw  st 
Blizzard  mrs  Iluth,  sw  corner  New  st  &  Long  alley 
Blizzard  Caleb,  covdwainer,  New  st.  w  of  Faca 
Block  &  Herr,  commission  merchants,  106  Smith's 

wharf,  dw  W.  M.  Block  Forrest  st  near  Eusor 
Block  Meekley,  clerk,  Forrest  st.  near  Ensor 
Blunt  Robert,  cordwainer,  1  Mercer  st 
Blyden  Sarah,  grocer,  nw  corner  Fleet  &  Caroline 
Blythe  Samuel,  stage  driver,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Board  Margaret,  Scott  st  near  Columbia 
tBoardley  Anth.  labourer,  Baltimore  st  near  Paca 
Boarman  Henry  N.  wholesale  grocer,  15  Light  st 

wharf 
Boarman  Ignatius,  carpenter,  George  st  near  Pine 
tBoaz  Benjamin,  Sarah  Ann  near  Schroeder  st 
Bobart  Charles  C.  cordwainer,    Bond  st.  between 

Bank  and  Gough 
Bockemiller  Robert,  tanner,  Appold's  yard.  North 

St.  N  of  Madison 
Bockemiller,  Wm.  tanner,  Appold's  yard.  North  st 

N  of  Madison 
Bockhouse  Lewis,  carver,  59  Potter  st 
Bodely  Stephen,  labourerj  Montgomery  st.  between 

Sliarp  and  Howard 


BON  MatclieiCs  Baltimore  42 

fBodeley  Anthony,  porter,  Fayette  st.  e  of  Pine 
tBodely  Perry,  labourer,  Wagon  al.  w  of  Liberty  st 
Bodtield  Josiah,  cor  Aisquith  and  Comet  sts 
Bodley  John,  Bond  near  Pinkney  st  e  side 
Bodnum  John,  Eutavv  st.  n  of  Lombard 
Boehm  Charles  G.  confectioner  and  merchant,  168 

Baltimore  st 
Boggs  Alexander,   commission  merchant.  Spear's 

whf;  dwE  Baltimore  st.  e  of  Exeter,  s  side 
Boggs  William,  (firm  Johnson  &  Boggs)  dvv  38  n 

Eutaw  6t 
Boggs  Harmanus,  merchant,  d\v  7  s  Charles  st 
Boggs  H.  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  177  Bait.  st. 
Boggs  James,  Harford  av.  e  of  Meeting  house 
Boggs  John,  weaver,  Mulberry  st.  vv  termination 
Boggs,  Johnson  &l  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  J77J 

Baltimore  st 
Boggus  Robert  S.  boot  maker,  Eagar  alley,  near 

Mulberry  st;  shop  9  s  Calvert 
Bojgus  Henry,  Pearl  st.  n  of  Park  lane 
B^r'^iC  Itobert,  miller.  Water  :iti  sid^:,  i:  of  IZxcter 
Bohn  Jacob,  labourer,  liowaid  st.  n  ot  Fiankiin 
Bckee  Jolin,  accountant,  over  57  Baltimore  ^i 
Boken  James,  grocer  and  carpenter,  s\v  corner  of 

Light  and  Hill  sts 
Bolan  Thomas,  merchant,  Eutavv  st.  n  of  Franklin 
Bolan  Roger,  carpenter,  Little  Pleasant  st  near  Col- 
lege alley 
Bollman  George,  baker,  sw  cor  Hillen  &  Potter  sts 
Bolster  Thomas,  grocer,  3  Light  st  wharf 
Bolte  John,  commission  merchant;  dw  York  avenue 

8  of  Madison  st 
Bolton  Hugh,  (firm  of  Stewart  &,  Bolton)  dw  30  n 

Front  st 
Bolton  Jacob,  carpenter,  cor  Maiden  lane  and  Ais- 
quith st 
Bolton  &  Glanville,  hatters,  36  s  Calvert  &t.;  dvv 

Water  near  Exeter 
Bolton  Francis,  cordwainer.  Gay  st  opposite  Mott 
Bolton  mrs  Mary,  72  Market  si 
Bombarger  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  7  Fish  market 
Bonaparte  Jerome  N,  n  Charles,  opposite  Pleasant 


45  Director,  1 83 1.  BON 


tBonaparte  John,  hairdresser,  Saratoga  e  ofEutaw 
Bond  Joseph,  tobacconist,  d\v  Eutavv  near  Conway 
Bond  Wm.  glass  presser,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Anu 
Bond  Samuel,  porter,  Bottle  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Bond  Barney,  carter,  Gough  st  Nside,  w  of  Eden 
Bond  mrs  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  German  st.  between 

Cove  and  Pine 
Bond  Thomas,  grocer,  sw  cor  Forest  and  Douglass 
Bond  Philip,  carpenter,  St.  Mary's  st 
Bond,  Benjamin,  1  teller  in  Franklin  Bank;  dw  Ex- 
eter st  N  of  Stiles 
Bond  John,  engineer  at  Lanville  factory,  w  of  Bel- 

videre  bridge 
Bond  Lambert  VV.  tailor,  24  e  Pratt  st 
Bond  miss  Nancy,  Mulberry  st.  betw  Charles  and 

St  PauPs 
Bond  Jas,  huckster,  cor  Bishop's  al.  &l  Granby  st 
Bond  John,  baker,  n  Frederick  st  s  of  Gay 
Bond  Anth.  tobacconist,  dw  Peace  al.  near  Light  st 
Boud  Thomas,  proprietor  of  oyster  and  porter  cel- 
lar, Nw  cor  Fayette  and  North  sts;  dw  rear  of 
29  E  Fayette  st 
Bond  Joseph,  turner.  Peace  alley  near  Light  st 
Bond  Careless,  gardener,  Harford  a  v.  n  of  iiarker's 

store 
Bond  John,  tailor,  Aisquith  st.  near  Douglass 
Poird  Doctor  Thomas  E.  Lombard  st  near  Sharp 
I'Bond  Aquilla,  S  Stirling  st 
Jiiond  Stephen,  porter,  Exeter  st  n  of  Gay 
JBond  Rachel,  Jefferson  st  e  of  Short 
IBoud  Levi,  brickmaker.  Welcome  al.  near  Llanover 
JBond  Washington,  labourer,  Long  lane  n  of  Orleans 
;j:Bond  Sandy,  carter,  William  st.  s  of  Cross 
JBond  Charles,  Hughes  st  e  of  Charles 
JBond  Aquilla,  labourer,  St  Mary's  st 
JBond  Stephen,  waiter.  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Bonday  James,  8  Fleet  st 
Bonn  Benjamin,  cordwainer,  6  Lee  st 
Bonn  A  &  J.  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturers,  22 
VV  Pratt  st;  dw  A.  Bonn,  Peace  alley  w  of 
Charles  st;  J.  Bonn  Eutaw  st 


BOR  Maicketi^s  Baltimore  44 


Bonnelin  E.  CorTjmerce  st  near  Water 

Bonnetin  Nicholas,  merchant,   Commerce    St.;  dvv 

Aisquith  N  of  Comet  st 
Bonner  John,  mariner,  4  in  a  Court  near  Pitt  st 
Bonner  Kugh,  cordwainer,  Haw  st  near  Columbia 
Bonnett  Jose{3fi,  upholsterer,  49  Market  space 
Bonsai  Robert,  printer,  Sugar  al.  e  of  Charles  st 
Bookhulse  Joseph,  victualler,  Charles  st,  w  side,  n 

of  Henrietta 
Bookhurst  Francis,  cordvvainer,  Bishop's  alley,  bet 

Stiles  and  Fawn  sts 
Bolton  &  Glanville,  hat  store,  36  s  Calvert  st;  dw 

Water  st.  9ih  door  e  of  Exeter 
Bool  H.  W.  jr  bookseller,  auctioneer  and  commis- 
sion merchant,  60  Baltimore  st 
Boon  Joshua,  Strawberry  alley,  near  Pratt  st 
Boon  Jolm  H.  chairmaker,   n    Gay    st  near  Belle 

Air  Market 
Boon  Burley,  clei  k,w  side  Harford  run,  near  bridge 
Boon  Nicholas,  grocer,  nw  cor  Spring  &  Gough  sts 
Boone  Stej)hcn,  potter,  Holland  st  e  of  Hai  ford  run 
jBoon  John,  sawyer,  Salisbury  st.  near  Harford  run 
j:Boou  John,  laborer.  Busy  alley,  near  Charles  st 
rBcon  Bc^njamin,  carter,  Kun  alley,  n  oC  Fayette 
•fBoon  Nelson,  brickmaker.  Sugar  all.  w  of  Light  st 
tBoon  Benj.  laborer,  Lerew's  alley,  near  Richmond 
;j;Boon  Resin,  blacksmith,  lane  s  of  Hart's  row,  and 

N  of  Pratt  st 
i Boose  John,  stevedore.  Little  Hams^cad  st 
Booth  Joseph,  upholsterer,   Harford   run,   s   of  E 

Baltimoie  st.  near  the  bridge 
Booth  mrs  Margt.  Baltimore  st.  w  of  Cove 
Booth  VVm.  drayman,  41  n  Exeter  st 
l^oolh  Robt.  Hillen  st.  e  side,  near  Forrest  st 
Boolii  Francis  B.  intelligence  office,  basement  story 

Exchange  buildings,  dw  Fayette  st 
jBoolh  Josh,  caulker.  Fleet  st.  4  doors  w  of  Bond 
JBooth  Edward,  sawyer,  Tyson  st 
Booze  Benj.  ship  carpenter,  Eden  st.  n  of  Gough 
Booze  James,  tavern,  77  McElderry's  wharf 
Bordley  Doctor  James,  Mercer  st  near  Light 
Uordley  Richard,  Franklin  st.  near  Cove 


45  Directory  ISS\.  BOT 


Borgelt  John,  carpenter,  Wagon  alley,  near  Euiaw 
Borgelt  George,  tinner,  Chamberlain   alley,  near 

Eutaw  St 
Borland  Tlios.  bacon  &  flour  merchant,  Franklin 

St.  E  of  Eutaw,  dvv  Eutan'"  st.  n  of  Franklin 
Bose  William,  (firm  Dobbin,  Murphy  &  Bose,)d\v 

Lexington  st  2d  door  \v  of  North 
Bosley  Caleb,  laborer,  Crook''s  back  row.  Monu- 
ment st 
Bosley  James,    shipping  merchant,   Fayette  st  2d 

house  E  of  Calvert  st 
Bosley  Clement,  constable,  cor  Saratoga  &-  Gay  sts 
Bosley  James  B.  justice  of  peace,  20  e  Baltimore 

St.  office  Second  st.  2d  door  from  M.  M.  space 
Boss  Samuel,  grocer,  e  Water  st  near  Concord 
Boss  Samuel,  grocer,  7  Canal  st.  near  e  Baltimore 
Boss  George,  mariner,  cor  Pratt  st  &  Apple  <'\iley 
Boss  Adam,  baker,  Bond  st  betw  Bank  «S^  Gough 
Boss  John,  carpenter.  Bank  st.  near  Market 
Bostick  Wm.  cord\vaiiier,L.Hamsteadst.  i:  of  Eden 
Boston  Charles,   carpenter,  sJb  corner   of  Happy 

alley  and  Wilk  st 
Boston  mrs  Maria,  Hanover  st.  near  Hill,  e  side 
Boston  Jesse,  cordwainer,  63  Bond  st 
Boston  &  Elder,  (successors  to  Joseph  Cox)lftitters, 

7  s  Calvert  st 
Boston  Jacob,  (firm  Boston  &  Elder,^dw  1 1  Potter 
tBoston  Geo.  Pratt  st  road,  near  Baltimore  st 
tBoston  Abraham,  coachman,  Davis  st.  near  Bath 
tBostoir  Robert,  labourer,  1 1 1  Camden  ^t 
tBoston  Daniel,  waiter,  Charles  st.  s  of  Hill 
tBoston  Margt.  Ruxton  st 

tBoston  Geo.  blacksmith,  Conway  st  near  Hanover 
tBoston  Daniel,  boaiKling  house,  123  Bond  st 
tBoston  Charles,  laborer,  Biddle  alley 
tBcston  Daniel,  carter,  Busy  alley,  near  Charles  st 
tBoston  Lucy,  washer,  Chasty's  alley,  ^^  of  Eutaw 
tBoston  John,  laborer.  Wagon  alley,  w  of  Howard 
Boswell  mrs  Barbara,  Paca  st.  w  side,  near  Bait. 
Bolterill  Isaac,  gardener,  intersection  of  York  and 
Belvidere  roads 
5 


BOW  Matchett^s  Baltimore  46 

Bottomer  Thomas,  cordwainer,  cor   Ross  &  Union 
Bottomore   Richard,  stockinger  and    barber,   iSiTJ 

W ilk  St.  w  of  Bond 
Bottrill  Francis,  gardener,  Bayard  st.  betvv  Bond 

and  Caroline  sts 
Bouchet  Mary,  2d  hand  clothing  store,  15  Harrison 
Bouchet  M.  cutler,  52  n  Gay  st 
Bouis  John  &  Son,  tin  plate  and  lamp  manufactur- 
ers, 106  Baltimore  st 
Bouldin  Alex.  S.  w  termination  of  s  Paca  st 
Bouldin  Alex'r,  surveyor  for  city  of  Baltimore,  12 

HoUiday  st 
Bouldin  Oiven,  city  surveyor,   12  HoUiday  st;  dvv 

Belle-Air  road,  near  city  limits 
fBouldin  James,  carter,  Happy  al.  s  of  Wilk  st 
Bounds  Step'n,  carpenter,  Henrietta  st  e  of  Charles 
Bour  Henry,  shoemaker,  \v  side  of  High  n  of  Hillen 
Bouir.e  mrs  Susan  H.  young  ladies'  seminary,   14  N 

Gay  st 
Boury  mrs  Elizabeth,  High  st  near  Pitt 
Boury  Joseph,  confectioner,  17  e  Baltimore  st 
Bowden  James,  weaver,  70  Harrison  st 
Boviden  William,  watchman,  70  Harrison  st 
.Bowdle  Ricii.  tailor,  n  Gay  near  Belle-Air  market 
Bowen  Matilda,  Preston  st  near  Ross 
Bowen  mrs  Ruth,  Franklinrovv,  wof  Chatsworthst 
Bowen  mrs  Ann,  weaver,  7  Happy  alley 
Bowen  David,  miller,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
Bowen  Pilt,  cartman,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Bowen  Oswald,  carpenter,  Monroe  st.  near  Spring 
Bowen  Jonas,  victualler,  Penn  av.  near  HofYrnaast 
Bowen  mrs  Catharine,  60  n  High  st 
Bowen  James,  Orleans  st  n  side,  e  of  Aisquith 
tBowen  Clara,  Larew's  all^y  near  Richmoad  st 
•j-Bowf  n  Samuel,  tanner,  Chamberlain  al  near  Eutaw 
fBowen  John,  drayman,  Canal  st  n  of  Pilt,  facing 

the  run 
tBowen  Charles,  labourer,  Camden'st  wof  Howard 
Bovver  J  hri  G.  victualler,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
Bovvers  Martin,  So  s  Gay  st 

Bowers  John,  well  digger,  Ensor  St.  n  of  intersec- 
tion of  Hillen  and  Ensor 


47  Director,  \SS\,  BOY 

Bovvers  Fied'k,  carter,  Lee  st.  2  door  w  of  Light 
Bowers  David,  blacksmith,  17  n  Park  st 
Bowers  mrs  Catharine,  grocer,  intersection  of  Har- 
ford avenue  and  York  road 
Bowers  George,  cordwainer,  Bayard  st.  betw  Bond 

and  Caroline 
Bowers  Caspar,  cordwainer,  Union  alley,  between 

Spring  and  Eden  sts 
JBowers  Horace,  drayman,  Hamilton  near  St  Paul's 
tBowie  David,  scourer.  Strawberry  al.  x  of  Gough 
tBowie  Solomon,  carter,  Hill  st  near  Light 
Bowley  Samuel,  Pine  st  n  of  Franklin 
tBowlin  Wm.  scowman,  Bishop's  alley,  between 

Fawn  and  Trinity  sts 
Bowman  mrs  Lydia,  76  Bond  st 
JBowman  Sarah,  laundress,  Wilk  st.  e  of  Caroline 
JBowser  Moses,  Mulberry  st.  near  Pearl 
JBowser  Benj.  Guilford's  alley,  near  Charles  st 
JBowser  Henry,  sawyer,  Spring  st.  near  Wilk 
jBowser  Robert,  boarding  house,  51  South  st 
JBowser  Jerry,  sawyer,  8  Tyson  st 
iBowyer  Wm,  labourer.  Spring  st.  e  of  Baltimore 
Boyce  Abraham,  hack  driver,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Boyce  Charles,  grocery  &,  liquor  store,  nw  corner 

Park  and  Lexington  sts 
±Boyce  Roger,  sawyer.  Centre  st  w  of  Calvert 
Boyd  John,  sailmaker,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
Boyd  Sam.  tobacconist.  Mulberry  st.  near  Howard 
Boyd  Hugh,  innkeeper  and  clothing  store,  se  cor  of 

Second  and  Frederick  sts 
Boyd  Daniel,  glass  &  china  store,  97  Baltimore  st; 

dw  46  N  Gay 
Boyd  Jeremiah,  druggist;  dw  x  Liberty  st.  near 

Dutch  alley 
Boyd  William,  tobacconist,  1 19  n  Eutaw  st 
Boyd  Joseph,  jr.  carpenter,  28  s  Charles;  dw  NW 

cor  Eutaw  st  and  Carpenter's  alley 
Boyd  Peter,  soap  and  candle  manufacturer,  8  Al- 

bermarle  st 
Boyd  mrs  Mary,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 
Boyd  John,  porter  cellar,  11  South;  dw  Lovely  lane 
Boyd  Joseph,  hatter,  HoUiday  st  s  of  Pleasant 


BRA  MatcheWs  Baltimore  4S 

Boyd  John  L.  carpenter,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Boyd  mrs  Ann,  Holliday  st  2d  door  n  of  Fayette 
Boyd  J.  &L  Co.  druggists,  221  Baltimore  st;  d\v  N 

Liberty  st  near  Lexington 
Boyd  mrs.  Fayette  st.  joining  Union  Bank 
Boyd  Joseph  K.  upholsterer  and  cabinet  maker,  se 

corner  of  South  and  Water  sts 
Boye  John  &  Co.  commission  merchants  and  pro- 
duce agents,  14  Spear's  wharf 
Boyer  Jacob,  hardware  merchant;  dw  se  corner  of 

Albermarle  and  Pratt  sts 
Boyer  Philip,  lumber  merchant,  York  avenue,  s  of 

Madison  st 
Boyer  John,  fisherman,  Cove  st.  near  the  termina- 
tion of  s  Eutaw 
Boyer  mrs  Margaret,  12  Lombard  st 
tBoyer  Emily,  Cove  st.  near  Pratt 
Boyle  John,  s  Front  st  near  Plowman 
Boyle  John,  grocer,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Boyle  Hugh,  iron  &  commission  merchant,  1  Spear's 

wharf;  dw  20  n  Charles,  opposite  Barnet  st 
Boyle  Edward,  keeper  of  hotel,   10  N  Liberty  st^ 

and  Court-house  lane  tavern 
Boyle  William  K.  svveepmaster,  Eager  alley  near 

Mulberry  st 
Boyle  Sam.  carpenter,  e  Baltimore  st  near  Caroline 
Boyman  Jacob,  porter,  05  Pitt  st 
Bujac  Alfred,  fancy  store,  78|  Baltimore  st,  dw  Ais- 

quith  st,  between  Pitt  and  Holland 
Braddicks  Henry,  clerk.  Hill  st  near  Charles 
fBraddock  Jerry,  labourer.  Sharp  st  s  of  Lexingtou 
Braden  Joseph,  printer.  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Braden.  Wm.  drayman,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Bradenbaugh  John,  corner  Exeter  and  Granby  sts 
Bradenbaugh  John,  carpenter,  78  Liberty  st 
Bradford  mrs  Margt.  corner  Castle  alley  &  Fleet  st 
Bradford  «&>  Cooch,  commission  merchants,  7  Bow- 

ly's  wharf 
Bradford  John,  firm  do  dw  St  Paul's  st.  s  of  Franklin 
Bradford  Doctor  Charles  H.  96  n  Exeter  st 
tBrailford  Richard,  laborer,  Short  st.  near  Jefferson 
JBradford  Isaac,  seaman,  Aisquith  s-t.  near  Comet 


49  Director,  ISS].  BRA 

Bradley  Patrick,  blacksmith,  4  Block  st 
Bradley  Andrew,  laborer,Stra\vberry  all.  n  of  Block 
Bradley  Robt  H.  inkeeper,  44  Centre  Market  Space 
^Bradley  Sanfil.  Chesnut  alley,  betw  Pearl  &  Pine  sts 
Bradshaw  mrs  Mary,  tutoress,  60  n  Exeter  st 
Bradshavv    Richard,   Centre   Market    Space   and 

Fountain  Tavern,  3  Centre  Market  Space 
Brady  Philip,  plaisterer,  Eagle  alley,  near  Franklin 
Brady  James,  gardener  at   Oliver's   country  seat, 
old  Harford  road,  at  the  Methodist  burying  ground 
Bjady  James,  tavern  keeper,  Swan  st.  at  Jones's  falls 
Brady  John,  coach  painter,  lioHand  st.  e  of  Har- 
ford run 
Brady  Michael,  carter,  n  Frederick,  n  of  Pratt 
Brady  Samuel,  painter,  23  Alice  Anna  st 
Brady  Ann,  grocer,  Har.  av.  near  meeticg  house 
Brady  Mary,  East  st.  w  side,  n  of  Douglass 
Brady  Samuel,  dry  goods  and  grocery,  62  n  Gay  st 
Brady  Greenbury,  pump  maker,    n    Gay  st.  near 

East,  dw  Constitution  st 
Brady  Bartholomew,  drayman,  31  Camden  st 
iJBrady  Milly,  laundress,  German  st.  near  Pine 
Branan  Pat'k.  drayman,  cor  Ross  &  St  Mary's  sts 
Branan  George,  cordvvaincr,  02  Harrison  st 
Branch  mrs  Rebecca,  tailoress,  22  Lexington  sr 
Brand  David  W.  furrier,  s  Green  st.  near  Baltimore 
Brandt  Jacob,   dealer  in  tobacco,  s  Gay  st.  near 

Pratt,  dw  Conway  st.  w  of  Lunn's  lane 
Brannaman  John,  shoemaker,  Gough  st.  near  Eden 
Brannaman  Geo.  laborer,  Hull's  laue,  e  of  East  st 
Brannan  Wm.  blacksmith,  Charles  st.  near  Camden 
Brannan  H.  classical  and  English  acadamy,  over  56 

Baltimore  st 
Brannan  &  Bixler,  grocers  and  produce  merchants, 

321  N  Howard  st 
Brannan  Michael,  pedlar,  74  French  st 
Brannan  John,  merchant,  dw  Eutaw  st  near  Saratoga 
Brannan  Wm.  blacksmith,  135  n  Eutaw 
Brannan  John,  coachsmith  &  spring  maker,70  n  Gay 
Brannum  miss  Mary,  8  Block  st 
Branson  Baltzer,  Charles  st,  near  Conway 
5* 


BRE  MatchetPs  Baltimore  50 

Branson  Rhesa,  grocer,  w  Baltimore  st.  w  of  Green 
Branson  Joseph,  custom  bouse  officer,  8  Ann  st 
Brant  mrs  Mary  Ann,  n  Libert }-  st.  near  Dutch  alley- 
Brant  James,  grocer,  Fayette,  betw  Green  &  Pearl 
Brant  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Eden  st.  n  of  Gough 
Brantz  Lewis,  firm  of  Mayer  &  Brantz,  dw  Sara- 
toga st.  between  Pearl  and  Pine  sts 
Brasbears  Bradley,  cabinet  maker,  Granby  st.  e  of 

Gough 
Brasbears  mrs  Ann,  xvr  cor  Eutaw  &,  Lombard  sts 
Brass  Joseph,  grocer,  23  Commerce  st.  near  Pratt 
Bratt  George,  whitesmith,  Harmburg  st.  E.end 
Brauns  &  Foeke,  importers  of  German  goods,  197 

Baltimore  st 
Brauns  F.  L.  firm  of  do.  dw  21  Lexington  st 
Brawaer  mrs  Elizabeth,  12  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
Brawmer  Andrew,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Potter  st 

E-side,  N  of  Gay,  shop  17  n  Gay 
Bray  J.  174  Baltimore  st 

Breckenridge  Rev.  John,  pastor  of  2d  Presbyte- 
rian Church,  NE  corner  Granby  6l  Exeter  sis 
Breeham  Geo.  J.  wheelwright,  cor  North  &-  Bat;i 
Breitchbaugh  Jacob,  cordwainer.  Bank,  w  of  Enen 
Bremmerman  Caston,  cooper,  Ilolliday  st.  between 

Bath  and  Centre  sts 
Brenan  Michael,  grocer,  se  corner  Davis  &l  Bath  sts 
Brendel  Geo.  G.. cordwainer,  w  Falls  av  n  of  Pratt 
Brenbeison.  Geo.  laborer,  w  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Brenton  Richard,  tavern  &  oyster  house,  17  s  Gay  st 
Brevitt  Edwin  W.  dry  goods  merchant,   se  corner 

of  Baltimore  and  High  sts 
Brevitt  mrs  Eliz^h.  Conway  st  x  side,  w  of  Sharp 
Brevitt  Doctor  Joseph,  74  x  High 
Brevitt  George,  carpenter,  4  Thompson  st 
Brewer  Nicholas,  justice  of  peace,  4  n  Gay  st.  at" 

the  bridge,  dw  E  Baltimore  st:  w  of  Caroline 
Brewer  mrs  Mary,  Eager  alley,  near  Mulberry  st 
Brewer  Elias,  tavern  keeper, .5  Fish  Market  vSpace 
Brewer  Daniel,  furniture  ware  room,  3S  Harrison  st 
JBrew^er  Letty,  washer,  Bottle  alley,  e  of  Cove  st 
J3rewington  R.  D.  boot  and  shoo  factory,  Lexington 
St.  between  Park  and  Ho^iv^rd  sts 


51  Diredor,  1831  BRI 

Brian  Thos,  carter,  Happy  alley,  n  of  Gough  st 
Brian  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  se  corner  Light 

and  York  sts 
Brian  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Armistead  lane 
jBriant  Fanny,  laundress,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
Brice  John,  commission  merchant,  corner  of  Gay 

and  Water  sts  dvv  Calvert  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Brice  Nicholas,  Chief  Judge  of   Baltimore   Citr 

Court,  office  Court  House,  d\v  St   Paul's  st  *n 

of  Saratoga 
Brice  Henry,  notary   public  and  justice  of  peace, 

s\v  corner  Gay  &  Water  sts.  d\v  Pratt  st  near 

City  Spring 
Brice  Geo.  H.  attorney  at  law,    9   Atheneum,.  d\v 

St  Paul's  st  N  of  Saratoga 
Brice  mrs  Susanna,  washer,  Short  st  e  of  Friendship 
Brice  Wm.  York  a  v.  s  of  Madison  st 
IBrice  Kiusey,  laborer.  Short  alley,  e  of  Short  st 
JBrice  Philip,  drayman,  Sarah  Ann,  near  Schroeder 
Bridcner  Martin,  baker,  35  Bond  st 
Bridge  Isabella,  corner  Tyson  alley  Sif  Cathedral  st 
Bridge  Stephen,  bleacher  at  Lanvale  factory,  w  of 

Belvidere  bridge 
JBridge  Rebecca,  washer,Holj!dayst  n  of  Saratoga 
iBridge  Henry,  laborer,  1  Forest 
JBridge  Rebecca,  washer,  President  st 
Bridges  Wm.  confectioner  and  fruit  merchant,  2f7 

Baltimore  st 
Bridges  John  L  confectioner,  139  Baltimore  st  dw 

21  sCliarlesst 
Brief  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  Wilk,  w  of  Washington 
Brief  John,  ship  carpenter,  Wilk,  w  of  Washington 
Brien  Christopher,  blacksmith,  York,  near  Charles 
Brien  John,  tailor.  Monument  st  near  Front 
Briggs  mrs  Anne,  tailoress.  Light  st  Hughes's  quay 
Briggs  mrs  Margt.  huckster.  East  st  near  Hillen 
JBriggs  ^lary,  alley  n  of  e  Baltimore  st  near  Eden 
JBright  Sarah,  washer,  Lerew's  alley,  s  of  Franklia 
^Brighton  Henry,  drayman.  Pine  st  near  Fayette 
JBrightwell  Rebecca,  Hoffman  st  near  Ross 
Bringer  Albert,  sugar  boiler,  Newst  w  of  Paca 
Briokerhoof  James  I>.  blacksmith,  Armistead  lane 


BRO  MatcheWs  Baltimore  52 

Briscoe  Doctor  John  H.  57  n.  Charles  st 

Briscoe  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  3S  Albermarle 

Biiscoe  Hanson,  bookseller,  Mulberry  st  3d  house 

w  of  College  alley 
Briscoe  mrs  Elizabeth,  Exeter  st  near  Granby 
^Briscoe  Betsy,  rear  of  4,  Ruxton  st 
;J:Briscoe  Jacob,  laborer,  Bishop's  alley,  near  Stiles 
fBriscoe  Nathan,  laborer.  Bank  st  near  Spring 
tBriscoe  Joseph,  sawyer,  Conway  st  near  Howard 
tBrister  Jenny,  washer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
Bristow  Henry,  writing   master,  e  Fayette  st  near 

the  City  Hotel 
;[Bristow  Susan,  laurrdress,  Pearl  st  near  Lexington 
JBristow  David,  porter.  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
Briton  mrs  Mary  P.  Temple  st  near  Pitt 
Britt  Severn,  cordwainer,  Chamberlain  alley,  near 

Eutaw  st 
Brittenham  Wm.  carpenter,  Earre  st  near  Hanover 
tBrittenton  Mary,  Strawberry  alley,  n  of  Bank  st 
Broad  bent  W,  6l  G.  fancy  store,  49  w  Baltimore  st 
Eroadbury  Stephen,  rigger,  n  side  Shakspeare.st 
Broadley  John,  tailor,    Apple   alley,   near  Shaks- 

peare  st 
IBrogden  Wm.  sawyer,  Pratt  st  e  of  Cove 
iBr«gden  Elijah,  carir.an.  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
JBroiTuen  Zachaciah,  hack  driver,  Cliesnut  al.  betw 

Pearl  and  Pine  sts 
JBrop:den  ^V'ni.  carter,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Franklin  st 
tBrogden  Joshua,  labourer,  Cove  st  near  Baltimore 
Bron'iley  Lewis,  tavern  keeper,  7  Cent.  Mar.  space 
Bromvvell  Wm.  dry  goods  merchant,  155  Baltimore 
Bromwell  EdvvaFd,  carter.  Fleet  st  near  Castle  al. 
Brookhart  Jacob,  innkeeper,  nvv  corner  Hillen  and 

Forest  sts 
Brookhart  mrs  Catherine,  York  av.  Nof  3Iadison  st 
Brooks  Michael,  innkeeper,    13  cor  Cowpeo  alley 

and  N  Liberty  st 
Brooks  Robert,  blacksmith,  Carpenter's  alley,  w  of 

Eutaw  st 
Brooks  Chauncy,  dry  goods  and  variety  store,  255 

Baltimore  st;  d\y  German,  between  Howard 

and  Eutaw  st 


53  Directory,  IS^].  BRO 

Brooks  Jona'n,  carpenter,  Tyson  al.  near  Richmond 
Brooks  Henry,  tailor,  Albermarle  st  s  of  Pratt 
Brooks   Walter,   cordwainer,  22    Centre  Market 

space;  dvv  East  st 
Brooks  Joseph  R.  coachmaker,  59  s  High  st 
Brooks  Isaac,  iron  merchant,  74  s  Calvert  st;   dvv 

Front  betvv  Hillen  and  Gay  sts 
Brooks  William,   grocer,  78  s  Calvert  st;  d\v  34 

Front  st  rear 
Brooks  Wm.  gardener,  Park  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Brooks  Francis,  stone  mason,  Madibon  st.  near  old 

Poor-house 
tBrooks  Betsy,  washer.  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
tBrooks  Henry,  Welcome  alley  near  Hanover  st 
tBrooks  Robert,  caulker,  1  iO  Bond  st 
tBrooks  Geo.  sawyer.  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Bank  st 
tBrooks  Jenny,  washer.  Strawberry  al.  nearGough 
tBrooks  John,  carpenter,  Conway  st  near  Charles 
Broom  Henry,  rigger,  22  Wilk  st  e  of  Argyle  al. 
Broom  mrs  Ann,  32  Fleet  st 

Broom  mrs  Catherine,  Sarah  Ann  near  Schroeder  st 
Broom  Thomas,  wheelwright,  32  Fleet  st 
Broom  Wm.  wheelwright,  45  nw  cor.  Fleet  &-  Ana 
tBroom  Benj.  s  Charles  st.  bet  Busy  al.  and  Hill  st 
Broome  H.  comb  manufacturer,  8  n  Gay  st 
Broomfield  James,  tailor,  r6arof  51  n  Front  st 
JBrooze  Peter,  coachman,  Salisbury  al.  bet  Exeter 

and  Lloyd  sts 
Brose  John  G.  baker,  Exeter  st  4th  door  s  of  French 
Brotherton  capt.  T.  W.  Pinkney  st.  near  Caroline 
Broughton  Isaac,  carpenter,  Sterling  st  near  Monu« 

ment 
Broughton  Kelham,  carpenter,  Bounty  lane,  betw 

Caroline  and  Spring  sts 
JBrougliton  John,  porter.  Pine  st  near  Mulberry 
Brower  Daniel  R.  proprietor  of  coffee-house  hotel, 

38  South  st.     iS'ee  adverlisement 
Brown  and  Gorsuch,  carpenters,  n  High  st.  near 

Rising  Sun  tavern 
Brown  William,  saddler,  rear  of  105  n  Howard  st 
Brown  Jacob,  cordwainer.  Wolf  st  above  Gough 
Brown  William,  labourer,  Happy  al.  n  of  Gough  st 


BUO  MatcheWs  Baltimore  54 


Brown  David,  machine  oiaker,  Crook's  back  row, 

Monument  st 
Brown  James,  watchman,  Bank  st  w  of  Eden 
Brown  Enoch,  carpenter,  Hill  st  near  Sharp 
Brown  &  Rogers,  merchants,  29  e  Pratt  st 
Brown  John  W.  merchant  and  agent  of  New  York 

and  Philadelphia  line  of  Packets,  65  Smith's 

wharf;  dw  148  Sharp  st. 
Brown  Charles,  market  master,  Hanover  market, 

dw  90  Hanover  st 
Brown  mrs  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Pinkney  st  near 

Strawberry  alley 
Brown  mrs  Violet,  40  Bond  st 
Brown  Garret,  dry  goods  merchant,  27  Market  st 
Brown  David,  potter,  Salisbury  st.  w  of  Exeter;  dw 

corner  of  Salisbury  and  Exeter 
Brown  John,  ship  carpenter,  Montgomery  st.  e  of 

Charles 
Brown  Joseph,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Brown  Robert  P.  (firm  M'Kee  &.  Brown,)  dw  Lex- 
ington st  opposite  the  Athenssum 
Brown  John,  carpenter,  Biddle  st.  betw  Penn  av. 

and  Ross  st 
Brown  Edward,  labourer,  Ross  st  near  St  Mary's 
Brown  William,  labourer,  Ann  st  near  Gough 
Brown  Elisha  N.  Paca  st.  bet  Mulberry  &  Franklin 
Brown  Samuel,  mariner,  5  Shakspear  st 
BroiTn  Benj.  skin  dresser,  Dutch  al.  e  of  Park  st 
Brown  C.  &  Co.  potters,  nw  cor  Pratt  and  High  sts 
Blown  mrs  Catherine,  1 13  n  High  st 
Brown  Stewart,  merchant,  44  Courtland  st 
Brown  mrs  Dorothy,  77  n  Highst 
Brown  mrs  Emma,  dry  goods  store,  53  Harrison 

st  and  Bazaar 
Brown  Elijah,  Mott  st  w  side 
Brown  J.  T.  plane  manufacturer,  12  w  Lexington  st 
Brown  mrs  Susanna,  grocer,  cor  Canal  &  Baltimore 
Brown  James,  tavern  keeper,  8  n  Charles  st 
Brown  Uriah,  surveyor,  e  Baltimore  st  w  of  Exeter 
Brown  mrs  Sarah,  fancy  dress  maker,  32  St  Paul's 
Brown  mrs  Susan,  143  Bond  st  above  VVilk 
Brown  mrs  Eliza,  tailoress,  Park  st  above  Saratoga 


55  Lirector,  1831.  BRO 


Brown  Jesse,  mariner,  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Brown  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Brown  Robert,  saddler.  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Brown  capt  Michael,  28  Block  st 
Brown  Charles,  innkeeper,  Thames  st,  betw  Bond 

and  Block  sts 
Brown  Erasmus,  victualler,  rear  of  market  yard,  w 

Pratt  St.  s  of  Carpenter's  alley 
Brown  Cornelius,  victualler,  rear  ot' market  yard,  w 

Pratt  St.  s  of  Carpenter's  alley 
Brown  mrs  Mary,  Hanover  st  n  of  Lee,  w  side 
Brown  mrs  Ann,  feed  store.  Second  st.  near  Centre 

market 
Brown  Mary,  huckster,  York  road  avenue,  near 

Meeting-house 
Brown  Gideon,  steam-boiler  maker,  s  Charles  st. 

betw  Sugar  alley  and  William  st 
Brown  John,  weaver,  Franklin  st  ext.  w  precincts 
Brown  vSylvester,  innkeeper,  13  Bond  st 
Br(jwn  James,  carter,  40  n  Exeter  st 
Brown  George,  keeper  in  the  Penitentiary,  Harford 

av.  above  Greble's  pottery 
Brown  Alexander  &  Sons,  shipping  merchants,  126 
Baltimore;  dw  Holliday  st  opposite  tlie  Theatre 
Brown  Alexander,  country  seat,  w  of  north  termina- 
tion of  Harford  avenue 
Brown  Abel,  victualler,  Bottle  alley  e  of  Howard  st 
Brown  James,  mariner.  Union  st.  near  Penn  av 
Brown  Samuel,  carter,  Richmond  st.  near  Cathedral 
Browa  Elizabeth,  4  Ruxton  st 
Brown  Samuel,   wheelwright,  Franklin  row,  w  of 

Chatsworth  st 
Brown  Jacob  S.  carpenter,  George  st  s  of  Pine 
Brown  James,  tailor,  nw  cor  Lombard  &  Hanover 
Brown  Christian,  wagoner,  Biddle  al.  near  Ross  st 
Brown  Hester,  Ross  st.  near  St.  Mary's  st 
Brown  mrs  Rose  28  Holliday  st 
Brown  mrs.  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Gough  st 
Brown  Thomas,  shoemaker,  ^V^olfstw  side 
Brown  James  (firm  Galloway  &  Brown)  dw  Mul- 
berry St.  betw  Howard  and  Park  sts 
Brown  James,  knion  dealer,  Wilk  st  e  of  Bond 


BRO  Matchers  Ballimore  56 

Brown  John,  ciiy  constable,  Holliday  s  of  Pleasant 
Brown  Jehu,  pile  driver,  37  Albermarle  st 
Brown  &  Hearltie,  mathematical  instrument  mak- 
ers, 53  South  St.     See  Advertisement. 
Brown  David,  blacksmith,  Hamburg  st  e  termination 
Brown  John,  carpenter,  sw  cor  of  Hampstead  and 

Caroline  sts 
Brown  Robert,  watch  and  clock  maker,  26  n  Gay- 
Brown  John,  grocer,  G8  French  st 
Brown  Amos,  merchant,  dw  Lombard  st.  nearly  op- 
posite Friends'  meeting  house 
Brown  Robert  S.  whip  maker,  dw  Welcome  alley 

near  Light  st 
Brown  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Eutaw  st  near 

Peace  alley 
Brown  Benj.  wheelwright,  Paca  st  n  of  Fra  iklin 
t Brown  Samuel,  waiter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
•^Brown  Wm.  labourer,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Mulberry 
JBrown  Pheney,  washer,  Runal.  x  of  Fayette  st 
"^Brown  Jerry,  blacksmith,  Centre  st 
■''Brown  Sally,  washer,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Saratoga 
•♦"Brawn  Andrew,  sailor,  50  Park  st 
"^Brown  James,  labourer,  Wagon  al.  w  of  Park  st 
JBrown  Greenbury,  labourer.  Sharp  s  of  Lexington 
JBrown  Cath.  washer,  Chaisty's  al.  n  of  Union  st 
JBiown  John  F.  stevadore,  12  gun  battery,  F.  iillll 
^Brown  Sukey,  washer,  Peace  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
^Brown  Chas.  labourer,  Guilford's  al.  near  Charles 
JBiown  Jane,  washer,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
JBrown  Joshua,  carter,  Pratt  st  road,  w  of   Wash- 
ington road 
JBrown  Joshua,  porter,  Carpenter's  al.  e  of  Paca  st 
+  Brown  Anderson,  carter,  Pratt  st  road,  w  of  Wasii- 

ington  road 
:JBrow.n  Maria,  washer,  Biddle  alley 
t.Brown  Henry,  porter,  Preston  st  near  Ross 
T Brown  Tid,  labourer,  city  bounds,  near  Penn  av 
tBrown  Jacob,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
iBrown  Frisby,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
;jBrown  Nancy,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
ifBrown  Hetty,  washer,  Joy  alley  near  Park  st 
JBrmvn  Wm.  labourer,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 


57  Director,  1831.  BRO 

tBrown  Bristol,  wagoner,  Park  lane,  near  Pine  st 
fBrown  Thos,  drayman,  Strawberry  al  near  Bank 
tBrown  John,  sawyer,  13  Happy  alley 
tBrown  Perry,  blacksmith,  Strawberry  al  n  Gough 
tBrown  Stephen,  labourer,  4  Happy  alley 
tBrown  Sally,  Alice  Anna  st  near  Wolf 
tBrown  Ruth,  washer,  4  Happy  alley 
tBrown  Edward,  baker,  Holland  st  near  Eden 
tBrown  Jacob,  laborer,  Salisbury  stnear  the  run 
tBrown  Jas.  laborer  (Jew's)  alley,  rear  of  Water  st 
tBrown  Perry,  gardener,  e  Canal  near  Bayard  st 
tBrown  Henny,  washer.  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
tBrown  Philip,  waiter,  Hull's  lane,  w  of  Aisquith 
tBrown  Steph.  carter.  Forest  st  near  East 
tBrown  Abraham,  laborer,  Low  st.  w  of  Aisquith 
tBrown  Ann,  Aisquith  st.  w  side,  n  of  Orleans 
tBrown  Elizabeth,  grocer.  Bayard  st.  near  Caroline 
tBrown  Henry,  porter.  Sterling  st  near  Monument 
tBrown  Geo.  ship  carpenter,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
tBrown  Thos.  quarrier,  Guilford's  al.  near  Light  st 
tBrown  Flora,  94  Ensor  st 

tBrown  Caleb,  drayman.  South  lane,  near  Light  st 
tBrown  Hager,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
tBrown  Jos.  blacksmith,  Cfonway  st  near  Howard 
tBrown  Lydia,  French  st.  3d  door  s  of  High 
tBrown  Thos.  laborer,  Conway  st.  near  Howard 
tBrown  Edwin,  Harford  av.  foot  of  Gallows  hill 
tBrown  Cliarlotte,  washer,  Conway  near  Howard 
tHrown  Reuben,  carriage  driver,  n  end  Aisquith  st 
JBrown  Maria,  washer,  alley  rear  of  s  Frederick  st 
JBrown  Elijah,  Asbury  lane,  near  Baltimore  st 
JBrown  James,  fisherman,  Fort  road,  near  Magazine 
tBrown  Rachael,  Asbury  lane,  near  Baltimore  st 
tBrown  John,  laborer,  Cross  st.  near  Sharp 
tBrown  John,  laborer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
tBrown  Leah,  Sugar  al.  bet  Charles  &i.  Light" sts 
tBrown  Henry,  drayman,  Baltimore  st  vv  of  Cove 
tBrown  Charles,  sawyer,  34  Happy  alley 
tBrown  David,  hostler,  Park  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Browning  Levi,  ropemaker,  Henrietta  e  of  Charles 
Browning  Ed.  ropemaker,  Charles  st  near  Henrietta 
6 


BUG  MalchcWb  Baltimore  58 


Browning  AV ill iam  S.  hardware  merchant,  Pratt  st 

N  of  Paca;  i\w  Bottle  al.  w  of  Paca  st 
Browning  II.  K.  hardware  mcrcliant,  se  cor  Mar- 
ket and  Tlmniefi  sts 
Browning  Ritson,  carj[>enter,  Mulberry  st,  bet  Paca 

and  Green  sts 
Bruce  Robert,  carpenter,  Hill  st  near  Charles       . 
Bruce  <^  Fisher,  dry  goot-ls  merchants,  223  Bait  st 
Biucc  F.  tailor,  05  HnrKsion  st 
Biundige  WiUlarn,  dealer  in  oil,  paint,   drugs,  win- 
dow and  coach  glass;  dye  studs  and  chemicals, 
2^i  Cheupside;  dw  Hanover  st  betBarrc  &  fice 
Brundige  James,   merchant,  83  Bowley's  \*^hf;  dw 

53  Sharp,  s  of  Pratt  st 
Brune  F.  W.  shipping  merchant,  23  and  24  Com- 
merce Gt;  dw  Calvert  st  opposite  City  Spring 
Brutier  Daniel,  sugar  baker,  ne  corner  of  Pratt  <Nt. 
Howard  sts  dw  Sharp  st  u  side,  near  Conwa  y 
Bruner  Elias,  cordwainer,  Har.  av.  near  Forest  st 
Brunner  Phcebe,  Camden  st  w  of  Howard 
Bruscup  John,  tailor,  Holland  st  w  of  the  run 
Bruscup  Thomas,  tailor,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 
BrushwilJer  narbara,  dairy  woman,  York  av.  near 

Monument  st 
Bryan  James,  cunier,  62  Centre  Market  Space 
Bryan  Ceo.  wheelwright,  Bath,  dw  North,  s  of  Bath 
Bryan  John,  Little  Hughes  st  w  of  Light 
•{.Bryan  Levin,  sawyer,  Easist  n  of  Necessity  alley 
JBryan,  Sylvia,  washer,  31  n  Frederick  st 
JBryan  Isaac,  porter.  Stable  alley,  s  of  Water  st 
tBryan  Abm  drayman,Moore*slane,nearStMary  st 
Bryant  mr,  27  Buliimoic  st 

Bryant  mrs  Isabella,  millinery  store,  27  Baltimore  st 
Bryson  Hugh,  cordwainer,  Fden  st  near  Pitt 
Bryson  John,  98  n  Exeter  st 
Biyson  W.  J.  grocer,  se  corner  Hillen  &.  Potter  sts 
Bryson  J.  in  U.  S.  Bank,  dw  Hillen  st  near  Potter 
Bryson  Nathan  G.  justice  of  peace,  e  Baltimore, 
St.  fi       Canal,  oiricc  corner  Front  &.  Baltimoje 
IBryson  I'cter,  blacksmith,  French  alley,  near  Light 
Bryne  mrs  Susanna,  Rock  st.  n  of  Saratoga 
Buchanan  nnss  Fidi-li.i.  nidlincr,  4.";  C   M  Spaou 


59  ■  L^c.^w,  iSSi.  BUL 

Buchanan  miss  S.  27  n.  Gay  st 

Buchanan  James    M.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st. 

s  side,  E  of  St  PauPL,;  dw  Baltimore  County 
Buciianan  James  A.  dvv  Monument  Square,  w  side 
Bucluiian  Geo.  blacksmith,  liar.  av.  near  Monument 
Buck  &.  fledrick,  sail  makers,  81   Smith's  wharf, 

d\v  Benj.  Buck,  Pratt  st.  near  llurford  ruu 
Buck  John,  wood  cordcr,  57  g  High  st 
Buck  John  &j  Co.  hardware  nK;rchantS5  32  aiwl  33 

Pratt,  dw  57  s  High  st 
Buck  Jamcn,  victualler,  hw  corner  Howard  st  and 

Peace  alley 
Buck  Robert,  stove  and  sheet  iron  factor,  se  cor- 
ner Lombard  &   Light  fits,  dw  Light  st  next 
door  s  of  meeting  house.     Sec  advertisement 
Duck  mrs  Keziah  sw  corner  Stiles  &  Exeter  sts 
Buck  Wm.  iron  founder,  North  st.  n  of  Franklin 
JBuck  James,  laborerj  V/ilk  st  n  side,  e  of  Caroline 
JBuck  James,  oyster  cellar,  55  Water  st 
Buokinj^ham  Saml.  engineer  Montgomery ,  e  of  Light 
Buckingham  Jos.  engineer,  Montgomery,  e  of  Light 
Buckingham  Jsaiah,  wlieelwright,  Pacas  of  Franklin 
Buckingham  mrs  Eliza'h,  Park  st  n  of  Dutch  alley 
Euckwaiter  Abiaham,    Hour   merchant,  corner  of 
Balirmore  &.  ICutaw  sir.  dw  Lexington,  E  of  Pearl 
Buckler  Henry,  10  n  Gay  st 
Buckler  Doctor  John,  St  Pauls  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Buckley  Robt.  L.  draper  and  tailor,  21  n  Gay^t 
Buckley  Humphrey,  15  Front  st 
jBudd  Jnlins,  laborer^  Pine  st  near  Mulberry 
tBudd  Julius,  white  washer,  Ensor  st 
Buddy  &:.  Col V in,  coach  and  harness  manufactur-ers, 

T«Yv  comer  of  Pratt  and  Howard  sts 
Buddy  &^  Davis,  blacksmiths,  Howard  near  Pratt 
Buford  ('haries,  mariner,  47  NBCor  Fleet  &:  Ann  sts 
Biihre,  G.  T.  grocer,  German  lane 
Bujac  Alfred,  Vice  Consul  to  King  of  the  Two  Si- 
cilies, dw  sr.  cor  Ais(juith  &  McElderry's  sts 
■  liuley  Silas,  laborer,  Apple  alley,  near  e  Baltimore 
13ulaer  Michael,  i'earl  st  betw  Fayette  &  Market  sts 
Bill)  Geo  W.  mrrr.harit   laifor,  156  Bahimorp^  dw 
"^:;  Barnet  st 


BUR  MatcheU's  Baltimore  GO 


Bull  Jarretf,  Eutaw  st  e  side,  n  of  Franklin 

Bull  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  North  gt.  I  door 

from  W.  Baltimore  St 
Bullen    Ileniy,  sailor,  k\v  corner  Pratt   st  and   w 

Falls  avenue 
tBullen   Frederick,  liair   dresser,  sw  corner  Pratt 

and  Eulaw  sis  dw  St  Mary's 
Bullitt  Alex,  attorney  at  law,  corner  St  Paul's  & 

Saratoga  sts 
Bunce  capt.  Wni,  e  Water  st.  5th  door  of  e  Eden 
Bunch  Rachel,  Ruxton  st  near  Light 
Bunouf  John,  tailor,  York  st  w  of  Light 
Bunting  William  J.  shoe  findings  merchant,  64  n 

Howard  st 
Bunting  John,  carpenter,  n  Gay  near  B.  Air  market 
Bunton  VVm.  cordwainer,  Gough  st  s  ofGraaby 
Bunyie  Robert,  161  Bond  st 
JBuois  John,  laborer,  21  Ruxton  st 
Burjee  Jason,  carpenter,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Burch  Wm.  victualler,  s  of  vv  end  Franklin  st. 
Burgess  Caleb  W.  grocer,  sw  cor  Gay  and  Potter 
Burgess  Basil,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Rock 
Burgess  Barney,  nightman,  W  olf  st  above  Gough 
Burgess  A.  cordwainer.  Crook's  row,  Monument  st 
Burgess  John,  old  rope  dealer,  Apple  alley,  near 

Alice  Anna  st 
Burgess  James,  cordwainer,  96  Pitt  st 
Burgess  James,  cordwainer,  26  East  st 
tBurgess  Alex,  coachman,  7  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Burgoine  mrs  Clara,  confectioner,  se  corner  Gough 

and  Caroline  sts 
tBurgoine  Gustine,  gardener,  80  Caroline  st 
Burk  Moses,  laborer,  32  s  Charles  st 
Burk  mrs  Eleanor,  Forest  st.  near  Penitentiary 
Burk  Thomas,  chemist,  Columbia  st.  near  Tyson's 

Chemical  factory 
Burk  nus  Elizabeth,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Bulk  John,  cordwainer,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Burk  David,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  al.  s  of  Wilket 
Burke  Isaac,  painter,  Garden  st.  n  of  Madison 
Burke  Geo.  W.  custom-house  ofiicer,  Ann  st.  near 

Lancaster 


61  nireclor,  1831.  BUR 


Bnrke  col.  Nicholas^  UAn)i>tr  intttsuier,  Richmond  st 

Burke  Wni.  watclnnan,  Oout^li  si  e  of  Edeji 

Buike  lidw.  D.  Fead  sf.  n  of  Fayrtte 

Burke  Nalhaniel,  tailor,  vSt  Mary's  st 

Burke  nir.s  Maig't,  Mufberry  st.  bet  Paca  &>  Greea 

Burke  William,  merchant,  'T.>  n  Gieen  st 

Burke  Jacoh^  tcinner,  beyoiu]  Feun  av.  city  bounds 

Burke  R.  ^1;  liooHe   and  sign  painleire,  Sharp  st  s 

of  Gerinan 
Burke  Bichard,  finnafdo.  31  Lex'^ngton  near  Sharp 
Burke  hiaac,  imn  of  da  Garden  at.  near  Alms-house 
Burke  E/,eki<l,  constable^  and  lieutenant  of  Belvi- 

dere  watch-,  dw  York  road,  s  of  Belviderc  road 
Bitrke  Francis^'  printer,  28  Wat-er  st  opposite  G-en. 

Smith's       " 
jBurke  Henry,  ^tevadore,  Caroline  5rt  n  of  Pratt 
jBurke  Clement,  feacher.  East  st  near  Douglass 
jBurke  Thomas*,  caulker,  8  lloppy  alley 
1  Burke  Thomas,  stevadore,  9  lliippy  alley 
:[Biirke  Milly,  washer^  Eagar  al.  near  Mulberry  st 
Burley  i.^aac,  cordwaincr,  M'Eldcrry  near  Aisquith 
tBurley  Isaac,  laborer,  Temple  bet  Pilt  and  High 
Burneston  John,  ropemaker,  Apple  al  near  Baltimore 
Burneston  Isaac,  blacksmith,  Falls  st 
Burncslon  mrs  Isaac,  private  boarding  house,  269^ 

Bfiltimorest 
Burnet  mrs  EHzabclh,  Eden  st  near  Pitt 
Burnet  Garland,  gunsmith,  ]\{aiden  lane 
Burnett  Joseph,  sea  captain,  Gough  st  e  side 
Burnham  Thos.  hatter,  Salisbury  st.  near  Exeter 

Burnham  captain ,  Fleet  st  near  Castle  alley 

Burnham  Geo.  cordwaincr,  Eden  st  w  side 
Burnham  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Tripolet's  alley 
Burnham  John,  cordwainer,  10  Thomsen  st 
Burns  JamcSj  weaver,  Fierce  st  near  Pearl 
Burns  James  M.  accountant,  Aisquith  near  Douglass 
Burns  R.  D.  commission  merchant,  9  Bowly's  wlif; 

dw  Pleasant  st  2d  door  from  St,  Paul's 
Burns  Thomas,  dyer,  Pittst  w  of  Eden 
Burns  Patrick,  Aisquith  st 


BUS  Maichett's  nallimore  (y2 

Burns  mrs  Rachel,  SB  Park  st 

Burns  James,  cleric,  George  st  near  Pine 

Burns  mrs  Ann,  Strawberry  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 

Burns  Francis,  brickmaker,   near  Spring  Gardens; 

d\v  Conway  St.  5  door  w  of  Lunii's  lane 
Burns  John,  porter,  2  Painter's  Court,  near  Pitt  st 
Burns  Thos.  laborer,  Columbia  st  near  s  Paca 
Burns  John,  glass,  oil,  paint  and  [japer  store,  31  n 

Gay  st  near  Iligh 
Burns  Charles,  laborer,  Exeter  st  near  Hillen 
Burns  Wm,  tailor,  Water  st  near  Cent.  Mark,  space 
Burns  John,  blacksmith,  se  cor  Barre  and  Howard 
Burns  Sarah,  washer,  Pieyce  st  e  of  Cove 
Burns  Matthew,  gardener,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Burns  Pat'k  F.  gardener,  n  Howard  st.  near  Grun- 
dy's row 
Burn^s  mrs.  Lanvale  Cotton  factory,  w  of  Belvidere 

bridge 
Burns  R.  D.  firm  Burns  &  jVelson,  dw  Pleasant  st 

w  of  Courtland 
Burnside  Wm.  grocer,  Fleet  st.  near  Caroline 
Burr  Eli,  oordwainer,  62  Potter  st  near  Low 
Burton  Edward, cord wainer,  59n  Exeter  near  Low 
Burton  William,  confectioner,  57  Harrison  st 

Burton  ■ ,  cooper,  Harford  av.  near  Meet,  house 

Burton  V/illiam,  cabinetmaker,  Eutaw  st.  s  of  Lex- 
ington; dw  Dutch  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
Busch  John  F.  tavern  keeper.  Light  st  near  Ruxton. 
Busey  Rebecca,  huckster,  Cross  st  w  of  William 
Busey  Elizabeth,  8  Ruxton  st 
Bush  James,  furniture  rooms,  17  and  14  Harrison  si 
Bush  Abraham,  baker,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Bush  John,  sugar  baker,  York  av.  n  of  Lightner's 
Bush  mrs  Johanna,  Biddle  st.  w  of  Penn.  av. 
Bush  mrs.  inn  keeper,  3  Bond  st 
Bush  George,  letter  carrier,  Long  alley,  between 

Lexington  and  Saratoga  sts 
Bushman  John,  carpenter.  Park  st  s  of  Lexington 
•fBusick  Jas.  laborer.  Strawberry  alley,  n  of  Pratt  st 
Busk  John,  Litelligence  and  Agency  Office,  48  nw 
corner  Baltimore  and  Gay  sis  dw  b  Baltimore,, 
aear  Harford  run 


aa  Director,  l&3\.  BYR 

Busk  James,  sail  maker,  7  Fleet  st 

Bussey  mrs  Ann,  nw  cor  Alice  Anna  &  Wolf  sts 

Bussey  Henry  A.  tavern  keeper,  15  Centre  Market 

Space 
Busy  John,  coppersmith,  Wiik  st  s  side,  near  High 
Butcher  Alex,  cordwainer,  sw  corner  Charles  and 

Lexington  sts 
Butler  Pierce,  grocer,  se  corner  Exeter  &  Low  sts 
Butler  Catherine,  Eden  st  ncari:  Baltimore 
Butler  Rachel,  tailoress,  Hanimond^s  all.  near  Bank 
Butler  James,  cordwainer.  alley  Eof  s  end  Charles 
Butler  James,  carpenter,  Saiatoga  st  e  of  Howard 
Butler  John  M.  Charles  st  near  \Villiam 
Butler  Richard,  8  Comet  st 
Butler  Thomas,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  24  >^  Gay  st 
Butler  Frederick,  engraver,  Pearl  st  near  IMulherry 
Butler  Absalom  C.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  182  Balti- 
more St.  dw  corner  of  Park  st  6l  inloes  alley 
tButler  Peter,  34  kvv  cor  Fleet  st  and  Apple  alley 
tButler  Ann,  washer,  Har.  av.  near  meeting  house 
tButler  Abm.  ne  cor  Bank  st  &  Strawberry  alley 
iButler  Henny,  washer.  Necessity  alley, near  High 
JButler  Henry,  brick  maker,  German,  w  of  Green 
tButler  Nathl.  laborer,  Lerew's  alley,  near  Saratoga 
tButler  E.  hack  driver,  German  lane 
tButler  Basil,  cook.  Hill  st  betw  Hanover  &  Sharp 
tButler  Josiah,  oak  cooper,  German  st  w  of  Green 
tButler  George,  Holland  st  n  side,  e  of -Eden 
tButler  Peter,  laborer,  32  Fleet  st      • 
tButler  Charles,  laborer,  Long  lane,  n  of  Orleans  st 
tButler  Minty,  washer.  Bottle  alley,  e  of  Cove  st 
tButler  Francis,  waiter,  15  Ruxton  st 
tButler  Elizabeth,  washer,  Ross  st  near  Eutaw 
tButler  mrs  Rachel,  Calvert  st  at  City  Spring 
Button  John,  painter,  33  Fleet  st 
Butts  Joshua,  146  s  Sharp  st 
Butts  mrs  Henrietta,  5  Strawberry  alley,  near  Wilk 
Butts  Elizabeth,  Wilk  stN  side,E  of  Caroline 
Buvinger,  George,  cordwainer,  New  st  near  Paca 
;j:Byall  Isaac,  brick  maker,  Charles  st  s  of  Hamburg 
Byrne  C.  grocer,  Wilk  st  s  side,  e  of  the  bridge 
Byrne  Patrick,  accountant,  Aisquilh;>  n  of  Orleans 


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Byrne  James,  cabinet  maker,  ne  corner  Freclt>rick 

and  SccQiid  sts 
Byrne  Pierce,  grog  shop,  3T  Liqht  st 
Byrne  MaUhevv,  grocer  &  commission  merchant,  2.5- 

Light  St  wharf,  dvv  Gorman  st 
Byine  Doctor  B.  M.  ke  corner  Liberty  &  Lexington 
Byrnes  Luke,  grocer,  Strawberry  alley,  n  end 
Byrnes  misses  R.  S.  4"  E.  teachers,  Eutaw  st  3d  door 

^'  of  Lombard 

C*ADE  CLARJSSA,  failoress,  Sugar  alley,  5th 

door  w  of  Light  st 
Cadic  Samuel,  biacksrnith,  e  side  of  n  High  st 
€aduc  John,  Spanish  tobacco  factor,  sw  corner  of 

Bratt  and  Albermarle  sts 
Cad  well  Daniel,  hostler,  Stable  al.  s  of  Water  st 
Cadwallader  Abel,   clerk,   Brewhousc  alley,  betw 

Camden  st  and  Bottle  alley 
Cafe  William,  stocking  manufacturer,  Tyson  st 
Cafierty  Ths.  cordvvainer.  Caroline  n  ofE  Baltimore 
Caffray  F.  M.  tavern  kec^por,  Louisiana  near  Eulaw 
tCager  Plato,  brickmaker,  Richmond  st 
"iCager  Ann,  washer,  Spring  st  n  of  e  Baltimore 
''"Cager  James,  Wolf  st  above  Gough 
U'agpy  John,  Little  Hamstcad  st  e  of  Spring  st 
Cab  ill  Edward,  coal  merchant,  French  st-  2d  door 

s  of  York  avenue 
Cahill  James,  grocer,  nw  cor  Forest  &  French  sta 
Cain  John,  carter,  Eutaw  st  near  Cove 
Cake  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  Addison  st 
Calamac  Oliver,  tavern  keeper  and  watchmaker, 

13  jMarsh  Market  space 
Calder  Edward,  grocer  ke  cor  Spring  &  Pinkney 
Caldv/ell  John,  carpenter,  Mulberry  St.  w  of  Col- 
lege alley 
Caldwell  mrs  Mary,  St  Paul's  st  n  of  Hamilton 
Caldwell  Daniel,  mercantile  dying  establishment  H 

Light  st 
JCaldwell  Per.  brickmaker,  Busy  al.  w  of  Hanover 
iCaldweli  Wm.  hack  driver,  n  Gay  st  e  of  Mott 
[Caldwell  Geo.  sawyer^  Harfoid  avenue  w  of  ChaN 

iK?ia^2  lojie  walk 


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JCaldwell  Perry,  sawyer,  Guilford's  al  near  Charles 
iCaldwell  Delia,  washer,  Mulberry  st  near  Pearl 
tCaldwell  Ennis,  laborer,  Argyle  al  near  Fleet  st 
^Caldwell  Marg't,  washer,  Strawberry  al  n  of  Pratt 
^Caldwell  Thos.  vStrawberry  al,  near  Fleet  st 
Calef  John,  ropemaker,  Pratt  st.  betw  Apple  alley 

and  Market  st 
Callam  U.  watchmaker.  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Callen,  governess,  42  Saratoga  st  near  Lerew's  al 
Callender  VVm.  plaisterer,  Aisquith  st  near  Orleans 
Calles  Daniel,  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  st  near  High 
Calhoon  Benj.  C.  1st  teller  in  Bank  of  Baltimore, 

Hamilton  st.  e  of  Cathedral 
iCalhoun  Peter,  drayman.  Run  al.  n  of  Fayette  st 
Calvert  Sarah,  Forest  st.  near  the  Penitentiary 
Calvert  George  C.  Mulberry  st.  e  of  Eutaw 
Camp  Joseph,  whip,  cane  and  spectacle  maker,  100 
Baltimore  st.;  dw  31  e  Fayette,  opposite  Ne- 
vins's  church 
Camp  John,  cabinet  maker,  sw  cor  Water  «S^  Grant 
Campario  John,  distiller  of  tui  pontine.  Light  st.  2d 

door  N  of  Henrietta 
Campbell  John,  machinist,  Argyle  al  near  Wilk  st 
Campbell  Robert  &  Andrew,  watchmakers  &.  jew- 
elers, 130  Baltimore  st 
Campbell  John,  grocer,  nw  cor  Wilk  &  Spring  sts 
Campbell  John,  tavern  keeper,  corner  of  German 

and  Liberty  sts 
Campbell  John,  keeper  of  livery  stables,  Pratt  st 

near  Albermarle 
Campbell  mrs  Rebecca,  tailoress,  64  n  Gay  st 
Campbell  And'w  A.  tailoi-,  Hillen  st  n  of  Forest 
Campbell  Hugh,  plumber,  29  e  Pratt  st 
Campbell  mrs  Eliza,  grocery,  33  s  Charles  st 
Campbel^James,  merchant,  dw  9  s  Charles  st 
Campbell»Geo.  huckster,  Harford  av  near  Ensor  st 
Campbell  mrs  Mary,  Front  st  s  of  Low 
Campbell  Wm.  carpenter,  George  st  near  Pine 
Campbell  Bernard  U.  clerk  Mechanics'  Bank;  dw 

Fayette  st  next  to  JMechanics'Bank 
Campbell  Wm.  A.  of  U.  S.  navy;  residence  Court- 
land  st  N  of  Lexington 


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Campbell  John,  grocer,  4  Light  st  wharf 
Campbell  Daniclj  dry  goods  merchant,  Arcade,  80 

Harrison  st 
Campbell  William,  clothing  store,  nw  cor  South  and 

Water  sts 
Campbell  James,  cordwainer.  Liberty  al.  near  Mo- 
nument st 
Campbell  Ilindman  S.  blacksmith,  Potter  near  Ilillen 
Campbell  J.  iMason,  counsellor  at  law,  29  s  Gay  st 
Campbell  Wm.  grocer,  ne  cor  Light  &l  Balderston 
Campbell  Frances,  grocer,  ne  cor  Light  &  Water 
Campbell,  M'llvain  «S^  Co.  commission  merchants, 
14  s  Charles  st;  dvv  Jas  Campbell,  17  s  Charles 
Campbell  mrs  Ellen,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Apple  alley 
Campbell  Patrick,  grocer,  57  Bond  st 
Campbell  Letitia,  Bishop's  alley,  near  Fawn  st 
Campbell  William,  carpenter.  New  st  near  Paca 
Campbell  mrs  Eliza,  Wayne  Hotel,  svv  corner  of 

Thames  and  Market  sts 
Campbell  James,  drayman,  103  East  st 
Campbell  Neal,  grocer,  ne  cor  Water  «S:,  Frederick 
Campbell  mrs  Margaret,  variety  store,  37  Mary- 
land Arcade,  dw  31  Market  Space 
Campbell   Archibald,  silversmith,  s  Charles'st  be- 
tween Sugar  alley  and  William  st      • 
tCampbell  Charles,  brick  maker,  Eden  st  s  of  Bait 
Cameron  Hugh,  carpenter,  Water  st  near  High,  dvv 

Ensor  st  near  Hillcn 
tCamper  Charles,  stevedore.  Short  st  w  side 
i Camper  Andrew,  Leadcnhall  st  near  Montgomery 
iCamper  Moses,  sawyer,  South  lane,  near  Light  st 
Cant>y  Benj.  grocer,  Lexington  Mar.  space,nearPaca 
Cancer  Samuel,  cooper,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Cann,  mrs  Nancy,  Johnson  st  j 

Cane  mrs  Elizabeth,  Chesnut  alley,  w  of  lynrl  -^t 
Cann  Lloyd,  fisherman,  Cross  st  at  Federal  Hill 
Cannc  Antoine,  20  Fleet  st 
Cannon  Dominick,  chandler,  57  n  Exeter  st 
Cannon  Francis  J.  tailor,  27  Comet  st 
Cannon  Thomas,  Fleet  st  near  Starr  alley 
Cannon  John,  bacon  merchant,  4G  Second  st 
Canoles  mrs  Kuth,  s  end  of  Caroline  st  w  side 


07  Director,  1831 


Cantvvell  James  P.  dci)ti:?t,  1 1 1  Bond  st 
Caiitwell  nirs  Sarah,  Fayette  st  near  Eutaw,  n  side 
Canton  Company's  Oltke,   over  J.  B.   Latimer''s, 
corner  8t  Paul's  and  Fayette  st.  R.  C.  Long, 
Engineer  and  Secretary 
Canuet  madame  L.  M.  teaclier  of  French  and  Eng- 
lish Academy,  Franklin  st  w  of  Parle 
Canvass  Thomas,  Leadenhall  st  near  Montgomery 
jCanvas  Ccorge,  waiter,  New  st  near  Paca 
Capito  Clirislian,  grocer  and  liour  merchant,  Baltic 

more  st.  \v  of  Paca 
Capito  mrs  Julien,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Charles 
Cappeau  Joseph,  dry  goods  store,  Gl  w  Lexington 
Cappers  Jor^eph,  ship  carpenter,  Washington  st 
Care  mrs  Elizaheth,  Green  st  near  Franklin 
Care  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  90  n  Exeter 
Carey  John,  cabinet  maker,  JelTerson  st  e  of  Short 
Carey  mrs  Frances,  confectioner,  4  1  Bond  st 
Carey  James,  se  corner  Sharp  and  Lombard  st.s 
('arey  Thomas,  cordvvainer,  10  Alice  Anna  st 
Carey  John  F.  cordwainer,  Cove  st  n  of  Franklin 
Carey  Geo.  Barrc  st  near  Hanover 
Carey  H.  Sl  J.  E.  Hour  merchants,  1 1  Spear's  wharf 
tCarey  Peter,  laborer,  Pratt  st  n  side,  w  of  Cove 
Carland  Th-omas,  tailor,  n  Howard,  cear  Franklin 
Carlile  Patrick,  teacher,  Bcurcn  st  n  of.  French  st 

fronting  on  Liberty  alley  also 
Carlia  mrs  Mary,  milliner  and  dress  maker,  Water 

st  between  High  and  Exeter  sts 
Carlisle,  mrs  Elizabeth,  n  end  Saratoga,  near  Cove 
Carlon  llobt.  grocer,  n  Calvert,  opposite  city  spring 
tCarmack  Joel,  porter,  Painter's  court,  near  Pitt  st 
tCarmack  Jehu,  cartf^r,  SO  Ensor  st 
Carman  Jacob,  rectifying   distillery  of  spirits,   e 
Saratoga  st  e  of  Holiiday,  dw  Exeter,  near  Stiles 
Carman  Wm.  barber,  14  Commerce  st.  shop  Wa- 
ter st  w  of  Commerce 
Carman  <So  McGregor,  lever  lock  manufacturers, 

13  Light  St.     See  advertisement. 
Carman  Thos.  S.  carter,  Faik  lane,  near  Baltimore  st 
(^'armichacl  Wm.boot  &  shoe  maker,  49  n-  Howard 
Carmichacl  Wiii  pcvl'dr-  (jiecaniuh  sluciu  Pcniiav 


CAR  MatchcWs  Baltimore  68 

Carmichael  Saml.  cordvvainer,  Mulberry  e  of  Eutaw 
Carnes  John,  cordwainer,  L.  llanistead,  w  of  Eden 
Carningham  Jas.  painter  &  glazier,  32  n  Frederick 
Carothers  mrs  Jane,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Carothers   Andrew,  meal  dealer,   Caroline  st  be- 
tween Orleans  and  Bayard  sts 
Carpenter  mrs  Catherine,  n  Sharp  st  near  Baltimore 
Carpenter  Uriah,  grocer,  nw  corner  Hill  &  Sharp  sts 
Carpenter  mrs  Mary,  62  n  Gay  st 
Carpenter  Samuel,  huckster,  Penn.  av.  near  Union  st 
Carpenter  Wm,  cordwainer,  Penn  av.  at  city  limits 
Carpenter  Sally,  washer,  German  st  near  Pine 
Carr  Rowland,  s  end  of  Caroline  st 
Carr  mrs  Catherine,  Eutaw  st  near  Ross 
Carr  Edward,  carpenter,  Pearce  st  w  of  Pine 
Carr  Archibald,  e  Baltimore  st.  opposite  2d  Pres- 
byterian Church 
Carr  Michael,  laborer,  Biddle  alley,  near  Ross  st 
Carr  Roney,  candle  factor.  Fleet  st  near  Caroline 
Carr  Patrick,  Park  lane,  near  w  Baltimore  st 
Carr  Jacob,  superintendent  of  sweeps,  Henrietta  st 

E  of  Charles 
Garr  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Mechanics'  Hotel,  corner  of 

Thames  Sf  Ann  sts 
Carr  Wm.  baker,  Penn  a  v.  near  Union  st 
JCarrPurnell,  sawyer,  Argyle  alley,  near  Alice  Anna 
JCarr  mrs  Ellen,  Montgomery  st  near  Hanover 
JCarr  Rachel,  \\\\k  st  n  side,  w  of  Caroline 
Carrass  Sampson,  gilder,  75  Harrison  st 
Carrigan  Bart'w.  inkeeper.  Market  st  s  of  Thames 
Carrere  John,  jr.  attorney   at   law,  Masonic  Hall, 

Court  House  lane,  dvv  10  Waterloo  row 
Carrere  Doctor  E.  W.  next  to  20  Harrison  st 
Carrere  Jolin,  sen.  3  Waterloo  row,  n  Calvert  st 
Carroll  Charles,  rigger,  51  Alice  Anna,  w  of  Wolf 
Carroll  James,  carpenter,  Mott  st  s  of  Stirling 
Carroll  Charles,  grocer,  44  e  Baltimore  st 
Carroll  Joseph,  chandler,  Hillen  st  near  High 
Carroll  Tilghman,  tavern  keeper,   Wilk  st  s  side, 

w  of  Spring 
Carroll  H.  D.  J.  9iPraltst 

C.YvnW    l;.mr>i    ir.  94  P.atI  fit 


S9  Director,  1831  CAR 

Carroll  Charles,  of  Carrollton,  only  surviving  sign- 
er of  Declaration  of  American  Independence, 
when  not  at  his  seat,  at  Richard  Caton's,  esq. 
corner  of  Front  and  Water  sts 
Carroll  miss  Rebecca,  fancy  dress  and  Pelisse  ma*- 

ker,  corner  Ruxton  and  Charles  sts 
Carroll  John,  Cross  st  near  Johnson 
Carroll  Charles   H.   dealer  in  shoes,  hats,  straw 

goods,  i&c.  231  Baltimore  st  dvv  Barnet  st 
CarroJl  John  W,  H.  clerk  in  orphans'  court,  Or- 
leans st  opposite  Short 
Carroll  John,  rope  maker,  Light  st  s  of  West 
Carrol!  John,  deputy  keeper  of  Penitentiary,  York 

av,  N  of  Madison  st 
Carroll  Richard,  Pleasant  st  near  Charles 
Carroll  John,  bricklayer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Carroll  John,  grocer,  31  Commerce  st  w  of  Pratt 
Carroll  Thos.  sen.  carpenter.  Stable  all.  s  of  Water  st 
Carroll  John,  mariner,  Armistead  lane 
Carroll  Charles  R.  26  Hanover  st 
tCarroU  John,  mariner.  Strawberry  alley,  n  of  Pratt 
;JCarroll  Lucy,  Green  st.  s  of  Market 
tCarroU  Peter,  laborer,  Montgomery,  near  Howard 
^Carroll  C.  washer,  Doctor's  lane,  between  Har- 
ford and  York  avenues 
JCarroll  Caesar,  porter,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
tCarroll  Wm.  shop  keeper,  3  Park  st 
Carson  David,  carpenter,  Franklin,  w  of  Chatsworth 
Carson  Wm.  &<  Co.  lumber  and  coal  merchants,  4 

Buchanan's  wharf  ♦ 

Carson  Wm.  firm  do.  dw  e  Baltimore  st  near  Lloyd 
Carson  Geo.  blacksmith,  Eutaw  st  near  Camden 
Carson  David,  cooper,  Eutaw  st  near  Peace  alley 
Carson  George,  dry  goods   merchant,  225  Balti- 
more stdw  Lexington  st  near  Howard 
JCarson  James,  Long  alley,  n  of  Orleans  st 
4:Carson  Samuel,  farmer.  Run  alley,  near  Lexington 
Carter  Wm.  Farmers'  and  Mechanics  Hotel,  nw 

corner  Caroline  and  Wllk  sts 
Carter  Charles,  type  founder  and   bookseller,  94 1 
Baltimore  st  dw  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury.  iS'ee 
Mvertisement. 
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Carter  and  De  Baufre,  coach  and  harness  makers, 

22  Harrison  st 
Carter  Clement,  coachmaker,  80  Pitt  st 
Carter  mrs  Rebecca,  tailoress,  Green  near  Fayette 
Carter  Charles,  laborer,  1 4  Thompsen  st 
Carter  Wm.  Mineral  Water  Factor,  corner  Calvert 

and  Fayette  sts 
Carter  R.  E.  merchant,  84  Bowly's  wharf,  dw  1 9 

Courtland  st 
Carter  John,  grocer,  Columbia  st.  opposite  Green 
Carter  John  J.  bricklayer,  Hull's  lane 
Carter  mrs  Catherine,  Mulberry  st  near  Pearl 
Carter  Wm.  paver,  York  road,  s  of  Belvidere  road 
JCarter  Philemon,  York  road,  s  of  Belvidere  road 
^Carter  Job,  Asbury  lane,  n  of  Pratt  st  road 
^Carter  Saml.  sawyer,  Lerew's  alley,  near  Saratoga 
Carter  Rich'd.  Asbury  lane,  n  of  Pratt  st  road 
tCarter  Betsy,   washer,  Doctor's  lane,  between 

Harford  and  York  avecues 
Caruthers  Wm.  sea  captain,  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Carvalho  David  N.  marble  paper  manufacturer,  24 

lower  story  Baazar,  dw  54  n  Front  st 
Carville  Hen.  carpenter,  Yorkav.  n  of  Madison  st 
Casey  Sally,  washer.  Cove  st  e  side,  near  Baltimore 
Casey  mrs  Eliza,  12  Hanover  st 
Casey  Chris'r.  rope  maker,  small  alley,  rear  Caroline 
Casey  Owen,  carter,  Holliday  st.  near  Bath 
Casey  Captain  David  T.  25  Fleet  st 
Casham  mrs  Elizabeth,  Wagon  alley,  w  of  Howard 
Caspari  Jac<?b,  hair  dresser,  ne  corner  of  Howard 

and  Saratoga  sts 
Cassard  Lewis,  cooper.  Commerce  s  of  Pratt 
Cassard  Gilbert,  bacon  merchant,  aw  cor  Hillen  & 

East  sts;  dw  37  Hillen  st 
Cassell  Joseph,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st.  near  Pine 
Cassell  Leonard,  carpenter,  Pierce  st.  w  of  Chats- 
worth  run 
Cassell  John  F.  cutler  and  surgical  instrument  mak- 
er, cor  German  and  Liberty  sts 
fCassell  Wm.  barber,  57  Wagon  alley  w  of  Park  st 
Cassidy  John  G.  hatter,  corner  Falls  &  Constitution 
Cassidy  Patrick,  laborer,  n  Howard  near  Richmond 


71  Director,  ISSl.  CHA 

Cassin  Charles,  laborer,  Ross  st  near  St  Mary's 
Catlicart  John,  ship  johier,  Granby  st  near  Goiigh 
Catherall  Wm.  oak  cooper,  12  Philpot  st 
Caton  mrs  Rachel,  9  Second  st  w  of  Market  space 
Cator  mrs  Elizabeth,  s  Charles  st  near  William  st 
Caton  Richard,  ne  cor  Still-house  al.  &  e  Water  st 
Catts  mrs  Letitia,  Lit  Hamstead  st  e  of  Eden 
Cauftman  Christ,  watchman,  Cove  st  near  terminat. 
Caughey  Patrick,  grocery  and  dry  goods  merchant, 

Penn  av.  near  Franklin  st 
Caughy  Michael,  clothing  store,  72  s  Calvert  st 
Caulk  James,  tailor,  Montgomery  st  vv  of  Light 
Caulk  Jacob,  teacher,  Douglass  st.  e  of  Forest 
Causten  Isaac,  custom-house  officer,  e  Water  near 

Albermarle  st 
Causten  Jas.  IL  agent  for  French  spoliation  claims, 

61  N  Green  st 
Cave  Charles,  drayman,  50  n  Exeter  st 
Cavenaugh  Toussant,  watchman.  Pearl  st.  between 

Mulberry  and  Franklin  sts 
Cawood  mrs  Sarah,  IGI  French  st 
Cay  Abraham,  innkeeper,  45  Bond  st 
Cedant  Daniel,  cordwainer,  8  Commerce  st 
JCeney  Nancy,  Lit.  Hamstead  st  e  of  Spring 
jCeney  Benj.  laborer,  Salisbury  st  near  Harford  run 
Chadijvick  John,  grocer  and  hat  manufacturer,  Wa- 
ter st  near  Harford  run  bridge 
Chafee  Nicholas  U.  flour  merchant,  corner  of  Paca 

and  Fayette  St.;  dw  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
Chafee  Nathan  M.  grocer  and  flour  merchant,  sb 
cor  Howard  and  Saratoga  sts;  dw  svv  corner 
Mulberry  st  and  Eager  alley 
Chaille  Stephen,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Alice  Anna 

st  e  of  Market 
Chaisty  Edward,  grocer.  Union  st.  e  of  Penn  av. 
Chalmers  James,  inspector  of  flaxseed,  w  termina- 
tion of  Conway  st 
Chamberlain  mrs  Louisa,  65  Alice  Anna  st.  near 

Happy  alley 
Chamberlain  Philip,  tailor,  Stirling  st  n  end 
Chamberlain  John,  bricklayer,  sw  corner  Howard 
6t  and  Peace  alley 


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Chamberlain  &  Maul,  merchant  tailors,  7  South  st 
Chamberlain  Geo.  cord  wainer,  Short  near  Jeffersoft 
JChamberlain  Joshua,  drayman,  Saratoga  w  of  Rock 
Chambers  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Harford  av.  e  of 

Meeting-house 
Chambers  Robert,  bricklayer,  Fayette  st  near  Pearl 
Chambers  John,  blacksmith,  Armistead  lane 
Chambers  Joseph,  ropemaker,  Point  lane,  near  in- 
tersection with  Harford  av.  rope  walk  Har.  av 
Chambers  mrs  Prudence,  (Gough)  n  termination  of 

Harford  av 
Chambers  George,  fishman,  Market  space  wend 
Chambers  mrs  Catherine,  Harford  av  near  Greble'^a 

pottery 
Chambers  mrs  Ann,  25  New  Church  st 
[[Chambers  Perry,  laborer,   Salisbury  st  w  of  Har* 

ford  run 
^Chambers  Hager,  Centre  st  w  of  St.  Paul's 
jChambers  Edw.  waiter,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen 
^Chambers  Josiah,  sailor,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
^Chambers  Benj.  laborer.  Wolf's  al  near  Conway  st 
^Chambers  Susan,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Peace  alley 
JChambers  Ezekiel,  mariner,  Columbia  st.  near  Ty- 
son's Chemical  works 
JChambers  Charity,  washer,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Parks! 
Chamillon  Mary,  cook,  26  Lombard  st 
Champlain  Frances,  grocer,  sw  corner  Ann  &i'  Alice 

Anna  sts 
Champlain  Ann,  ne  cor  Alice  Anna  st  &  Apple  al. 
Chanceaulme  Wm.  clock  and  watch  maker,  16  Gay 
Chanceaulier  Martin,  carver,  31  n  High  st 
Chancey  John,  Aisquith  st.  n  of  Orleans 
Chandlee  Thomas,  cordwainer,  40  Low  st 
Chaney  Cornelius,  fish  dealer,  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Chaney  Benj.  city  watchman  and  weaver,  Union  st. 

near  Penn  av 
Chaney  J.  M.  millwright,  Montgomery  e  of  Charles; 
Chandler  capt.  Samuel,  Bond  st  near  Pinkney 
Chandler  mrs  Eliz'h,  grocer,  Monroe  st  near  Spring 
Chandler  John,  blacksmith.  Fleet  near  Washington 
Chapman  Wm.  huckster,  13  Thompson  at 


73  Director,  \83\.  CHA 

Chapman  Geo.  glass  store,  Lancaster  st.  w  of  Baad; 

and  4  s  Calvert  st 
Chapman  Christopher,  rope  maker,  cor.  Pinkney  & 

Caroline  sts 
Chapman  Jonas,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Chapman  mrs  Mary,  ladies'  nurse,  165  n  High  st 
Chapman  John,  plaisterer,  74  n  Liberty  st 
Chapman  Dr.  John,  Drug  store,  68  Lexington  st  £ 

of  Eutaw 
tChapman  Isaac,  laborer,  s  Charles  st  near  Hill 
tChapman  David,  drayman,  Leadenhall  st.  between 

Montgomery  st  and  Sugar  alley 
tChapman  Jeremiah,  blacksmith,  Pratt  st  road  w  of 

Washington  road 
Chappell  John  G.  merchant,  83  Smith's  wharf;  dw 

32  Alice  Anna  st  near  Bond 
Chappell  John,  proprietor  of  D.  Kershaw*s  family 

medicines,  47  n  Gay  st 
Chappell  James  K.  principal  of  public  school;  dw 

2  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Chappell  Dr.  Philip  S.  84  Sharp  st 
Chappell  Thos.  S.  grocer,  94  Dugan's  wharf 
tChappell  Richard,  stevadore,   old  Harford  road 

near  the  Methodist  burying  ground 
Charles  Christr.  watchman, Happy  al  near  Gough  st 
Charles  mrs.  Green  st.  bet  Franklin  and  Mulberry 
fCharles  Charles,  huckster.  Wagon  al  w  of  Liberty 
fCharles  Theodore,  laborer.  Spring  st  near  Bank 
Charrier  Peter  &  John  gunsmiths,  53  South  st 
Chartres  Thos.  cabinet  maker,  cor  Front  &  French 
Chase  Philip,  office  Belt's  wharf.  Fell's  st.;  dw  89 

Thames  st 
Chase  John,  sea  captain,  ne  cor  Exeter  Si^  Pratt  sis 
Chase  Daniel,  sen.  baker.  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Chase  Wm.  jr.  machinist.  East  st  n  of  Hillen 
Chase  Fred'k,  merchant,  Thames  opposite  Philpot 
Chase  &.  Falconer,  woollen  merchants  and  manu- 
facturers, cor  Liberty  and  Baltimore  sts;  dw 

of  Mr.  Falconer,  67  Sharp 
Chase  mrs  Emeline,  teacher  of  select  school,  Greea 

st  betw  Franklin  and  Mulberry  sts 
7* 


CHE  Matchelt's  Baltimore  74 


Chase  Daniel,  baker,  corner  Saratoga  st  &  Lerew's 

alley 
Chase  miss  Caroline,  millinery  and  fancy  trimmings 

store,  66  Pratt  st 
Chase  capt.  John  jr.  60  Market  st 
Chase  Wells,  jr.  machine  and  card  manufacturer, 
TOJ  N  Gay;  dw  East  st  betvv  French  &-  Hillen 
sts.    See  advertisement 
Chase  Moses,  machine  and  card  manufacurer,  701 
N  Gay  St.;  dvv  Hillen  st.  betw  Exeter  &-  Pot- 
ter sts.     See  advertisement 
|Chase  Samuel,  sawyer,  65  Strawberry  alley 
JChase  John,  cooper,  Forest  st.  n  of  Douglass 
jChase  Basil,  drayman,  Hull's  lane  near  East  st 
JChase  Samuel  W.  teacher,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
JChase  Mary,  Conway  st.  betw  Eutaw  and  Howard 
JChase  Rich,  cord  wainer.  Wagon  a!   /  of  Liberty  st 
JChase  Patty,  Saratoga  st  s  of  Pearl 
Chaissing,  firm  of  C.  F,  Pochon  &  Co.;  dvv  Eutaw 

st  s  of  Saratoga 
Chasteau  capt.  Lewis  A.  ne  cor  High  &  Fawn  sts 
Chatard  Dr.  Peter,  2i  Saratoga  st  e  of  Park 
Chavalier  N.  dentist,  over  ne  cor  Charles  and  Bal- 
timore sts;  dw  N  Howard  near  Richmond 
Chaytor  mrs  Sarah,  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Chaytor  capt.  Jas.  of  steamboat  Carroll;  dw  Chats- 
worth  St.  N  termination 
Chedal  Jas.  D.  printer.  Fawn  st.  near  Jones's  Falls 
Chenoweth,  Richard  B.  blacksmith  &  plough  mak- 
er, SE  cor  Plowman  and  Front  sts;  dw  Alber- 
marle  st.  betw  W^ater  and  Plowman  sts 
Chenoweth  Thomas,  carpenter.  Union  st  near  Ross 
Chenoweth  John,  miner,  Richmond  st 
Chenoweth  mrs  Louisa,  Temple  st  near  Pitt 
Cherry  Ed.  cord  wainer.  Wagon  al.  near  Howard  st 
JChetry  Rebecca,  Park  lane  near  Hampton  st 
Chesbrough  Isaac,  Green  st  e  of  Pine 
Chesney  Thomas,  umbrella  maker,  Montgomery  st 

E  of  Charles 
Chesnut  William,  ornamental  chair  maker,  Hillen 

St.  betw  High  and  Front  sts 
Chester  Galloway,  merchant,  115  Hanover  st 


75  Director^  1S3K  CHU 

Chester  James,  flour  merchant,  Commerce  st  whf; 

dw  Hanover  st.  2d  door  s  of  Conway 
t Chester  Stanly,  wagoner,  22  Strawberry  alley 
tChester  Stanly,  sawyer,  41  Happy  alley 
Cheston  J.  »S^  Son,  merchant  millers,   sw  corner  of 

Cable  and  Patterson  sts 
Chevallier  E  locksmith.  Wagon  al.  near  Howard  st 
Cheves  Alexander,  attorney  at  law,  24  St  Paul's  st 
JChew  Samuel,  sawyer,  Low  staiear  Aisquilh 
jChew  John,  nightman,  s  Chailes  st.  near  Hill 
JChew  Judy,  Stirling  st  near  I\Ionument 
iChew  Thos.  nightman,  Peace  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Child  Wm.  J.  baker,  47  n  Cay  st  near  High 
Child  Wm.  commission  merchant,  5S  JJovvly's  whf 
Child  Samuel,  coach  maker,  13  Commerce  st.;  dw 

21  Pittst 
Childs  Jas.  stevadore,  Argyleal.  near  Lancaster  st 
Childs  Thomas,  boarding  house,  corner  of  Light  st 

and  Armistead  alley 
Childs  George,  carpenter.  Park  st  s  of  Richmond 
Childs  mrs  Sarah,  at  Lanvale  factory,  w  of  Belvi- 

dere  bridge 
Chisholm  James,  mariner,  Albermarlest  n  of  Water 
Chiverl  John  B.  pilot,  Bank  st  bet  Spring  and  Eden 
tChrisby  Rose,  Kipp's  row  near  Potter's  st 
Chrisfield  &  Egan,  cabinet  makers,  89  w  Pratt  st 
Chrisfield  Wm.  firm  Chrisfield  &  Egan,  dw  Eutaw 

near  Conway  st 
JChristal  G.  laborer,  Salisbury  st  near  Harford  run 
Christhilf  Henry,  cedar  cooper,  15  Franklin  st 
jChristian  Charles,  waiter,  Biddle  al.  near  Ross  st 
jChiistmas  Caleb,  caulker^  William  st  near  Sharp 
JChristmas  Jas.  caulker,  Ensor  st  near  Monument 
Christopher  Michael,  blacksmith,  Bottle  alley  w  of 

Eutaw  st 
Christy  Henry,  weaver.  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
JChubb  Anthony,  waiter.  Pine  st  n  of  Pierce 
Church  John,  cordwainer,  East  st.  near  Baltimore 
Churchman  mrs  Hannah  J.  and  Catherine  Leeke, 

teachers  of  young  ladies'  academy,  Liberty  st. 

1st  door  s  of  German 
Churchman  capt.  Enoch,  Pinkney  st  e  of  Spring 


CLA  MaicheWs  Baliimore  76 


Citizens'  Union   Line  Steamboats  &l  Packets,  or 
Pennsylvania,  Delaware  and  Maryland  Steam 
Navigation  Company,  Office   102   lower  end 
Bowly's  wharf 
City  Print  Works,  (Buchanan's)  sw  corner  Plow- 
man and  Front  sts 
Clackner  Joseph,  mariner,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Clacker  mrs  Rebecca,  Exeter  st  near  Water 
Clagett  Thomas  J.  Franklin  st  near  Cove 
Clagett  H.  North  st.  vv  side,  n  of  Fayette 
Clagett  Eli,  brewer,  betw  Granby,  Water  &  Alber- 
marle  sts;  brewery  on  Water  st  &.  Jones's  Falls 
Clagett  Thomas,  accountant,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Fayette 
Clapham  Jonas,  commission  merchant,  )3  Light  st 

wharf 
Clapp  &L  Cole,  hatters,  5  s  Calvert  st;  dw  Aaron 

Clapp,  High  St.  betw  Gay  and  Hillen  sts 
Clare  Isaac,  plaisterer,  Lee  st.  near  Sharp 
Clare  Thos.  clerk,  Welcome  al.  w  of  Hanover  st 
Claridge  Catherine,  grocer,  sw  cor  Wilk  &/Caroline 
Claridge  Lloyd,  painter,  Bank  lane  near  Belle-Air 

market 
Clark  Charles,  pilot.  Fell's  st  lower  end 
Clark  Nelson,  21  Fayette  st  s  side 
Clark  James,  mariner,  Argyle  al,  near  Lancaster  st 
Clark  Patrick,  Harp  tavern  keeper,  Lexington  Mar* 

ket  space  w  of  Paca  st 
Clark  John  Henry,  ris^ger,  21  Shakspeare  st 
Clark  mrs  Sarah  and  Martha,  tailoresses,  Exeter  st 

betw  French  and  Hillen 
Clark  John,  Harford  av.  s  of  Chalmers's  rope  walk 
Clark  Salisbury,  laborer,  40  Caroline  st 
Clark  John,  lottery  and  exchange  offices,  vw  cor 
Gay  and  Baltimore  sts;   nw  cor  Calvert  and' 
Baltimore;  ne  cor  Charles  and  Baltimore  sts; 
dw  Pitt  st  E  of  Exeter 
Clark  mrs  Mary,  Tyson's  alley,  s  of  Tyson  st 
Clark  Ray  Sands,  mariner,  Alice  Anna  st  near  Hap- 
py alley 
Clark  Thomas,  carpenter,  Biddle  al  near  Ross  st 
Clark  mrs  Elizabeth,  Wolf  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Clark  mrs  Ann,  Cove  st.  near  Penn-  avenue 


77  Director,  ISSl.  CLA 

Clark  Wm.  stone  mason,  Penn  av.  near  city  limits 
Clark  John,  fisherman,  Albermarle  st.  near  Wilk 
Clark  mrs  Margaret,  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Clark  mrs  Sarah,  Caroline,  n  of  Gough 
Clark  mrs  s  end  of  Caroline 
Clark  mrs  Margaret,  Happy  al.  s  of  Wilk  st 
Clark  Henry,  meal  dealer.  East  st.  s  of  Hillen 
Clark  mrs  Elizabeth,  East  st.  s  of  Hillen 
Clark  capt.  John,  Bond  st  near  Pinkney 
Clark  capt.  Alexander,  1 0  Fleet  st 
Clark  Joseph,  cooper,  Lee  st.  5th  door  w  of  Light 
Clark  and  Kellogg,  commission  merchants,  16  Bow- 
ly's  wharf;  dw  mr  Clark  cor  Sharp  and  Cam- 
den; dw  mr  Kellogg,  in  Camden  st  w  of  Sharp 
Clark  John,  lime  burner,  store  11  Cheapside 
Clark  Wm.  tailor,  Harford  av.  e  of  Meeting  house 
Clark  Patrick,  grocer,  85  Bond  st 
Clark  John,  merchant,  dw  se  cor  Camden  and  Sharp 
Clark  Wm.  teacher,  Charles  st  s  of  Henrietta 
Clark  Nathaniel,  slater,  Howard  st.  n  of  Madison 
Clark  mrs  Clarissa,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Clark  Joseph,  joiner,  Pitt  st.  bet  Eden  and  Caroline 
Clark  Shamman,  teacher,  29  n  Charles  st;  dw  20 

Lexington  st 
Clark  Levin  P.  cabinet  maker,  1 4  n  Exeter  st 
Clark  Arthur,  teacher,  29  n  Charles  st 
Clark  mrs  Maria,  millinery  and  fancy  store,  25  n 

Charles  st 
Clark  Joseph  H.  teacher.  Mulberry  stE  of  Eutaw 
Clark  Daniel  H.  cordwainer,  East  n  of  Necessity  al 
Clark  Thomas,  66  Market  st 
Clark,  Matthew,  proprietor  of  Western  Hotel  and 

grocer,  w  Baltimore  st;  bet  Cove  and  Pine 
Clark  Perry,  laborer,  Douglass  st  2  doors  e  of  East 
Clark  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  sw  corner  Paca  and 

German  sts 
Clark  mrs  Hannah,  milliner,  81  n  Gay  st 
JClark  Rachel,  washer,  German  st  near  Cove 
fClark  Sampson,  brickmaker,  s  end  Eutaw  st 
tClark  Robinson,  76  n  High  st 
fClark  Jerry,  sawyer.  Strawberry  all.  n  of  Gough 
Clarn  Pat'k,  blacksmith,  Pierce  st  Chatsworth  run 


CLI  Matcheilh  Baltimore  78 

Clartus  nirs  Catherine,  huckster,  Addison  st  s  side 

Clautice  mrs  Catherine,  151  n  Eutaw  st 

Clautice  Peter,  jr.  blacksmith,  SE  corner  Pratt  & 

Green  sts 
Clautice  Peter,  blacksmith,  s  termination  of  Paca  st 
Clautice  Geo.  blacksmith,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Claxton  Alex,  of  U.  S.  Navy,  dw  St  Paul's  st  near 

Franklin 
Clayton  mrs  Elizabeth,  York  st  near  Light,  n  side 
Clayton  Samuel,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Conway  st. 

near  Sharp 
Clayton  William,  printer.  Light  st  near  Hill 
Clayton  Samuel,  printer,  Hull's  lane,  e  of  East  st 
JClayton  Pompey,  Strawberry  all.  s  of  Shakspeare 
Cleeves  Nathan,  tailor,  York  st  near  Light 
Clements  Geo.  hatter,  16  Tripolet's  alley 

tClements ,  doctress,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 

Clemons  Jas.P.  cabinet  maker,Fayette,  e  of  Hanover 
Clemm  mrs  Maria,  Mechanics'  row,  Wilk  st 
Clemmons  John,  laborer,  Sharp  st  s  of  Hill 
Clemmons  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  Penn  av.nearBiddle 
Clendinen   Doctor  Alex,  ne  corner  Baltimore  and 

Exeter  sts 
Clendinen  Doctor  W.  H.  43  Market  st 
Clendinen  David,  7  Pascault's  row,  Lexington  st 
Cleppish  Frederick  A.  tailor,  68  n  Howard  st 
Gierke  mrs  James  H.  booj  and  shoe   manufactory, 

Thames  st  near  Ann 
Clery  M.  A.  37  Harrison  st 
Cleveland  &  Allen,  classical  female  school,  Barnet 

st2d  door  w  of  Charles 
Clever  Barbara,  Ruxton  st 

Clezy  Geo.  plough  maker,  Hanover  st  near  Lombard 
Cliffe  Henry,  grocer,  9  South  st 
Cliffe  mrs  Elizabeth,  Camden  st  near  Howard 
Clifford  Sylvester,  constable,  w  Pratt  st  e  of  Cove 
Clifford  John,  cheese  dealer,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Clifford  Joseph,  cheese  dealer,  Eutaw  st  near  Hill 
Clift  mrs  Lydia,  71  Harrison  st 
Clifton  Arthur,  professor  of  music,  over  69  Bal- 
timore st 
tClifton  Tom,  rag  man,  Strawberry  all.  n  of  Gough 


79  IJirectory  1SS\,  COC 

Cline  mrs  Catherine,  milliner,  3  Marke   st 

Cline  George,  brick  maker,  corner  Hill  &  Sharp  sts 

Cloney  James,  shipping   master,  Caroline  st  n  of 

Baltimore 
Clopper  mrs  Ann,  Calvert  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Clopper  mrs  Rachel,  58  Albermarle  st 
Cloud  Jesse,  Penn.  av.  opposite  Union  st 
Clowdsley  John,  carpenter,  Eutaw  st  near  Lombard 
Clute  H.  dentist,  bleeder  and  cupper,  78  Pratt  st 
Coale,  Coates  &  Co.  lumber  and  coal  merchants, 

Pratt  st  s  side,  near  Green 
Coale  Edward  J.   bookseller  and   stationer,  and 
Brazilian  Vice  Consul,  4  n  Calvert  st  dwHol- 
liday  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Coalter  Wm.  M.  tailor,  82  Sharp  st 
Coap  Thos.  cotton  cord  manufacturer,  15  n  Exeter 
Coarts  Wm.  silver  plater,  Chesnut  all.  w  of  Pearl 
Coath  Wm.  currier,  74  n  Front  st 
Coates  John,  lumber  merchant,  Mulberry  near  Pine 
Coats  mrs  Hannah,  47  s  Liberty  st. 
Coats  Wm.  caulker.  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Coats  Francis,  grocer,  Grant  st  near  Lombard 
JCoates  Jeremiah,  sawyer,  101  East  st 
JCoates  James,  laborer,  58  Park  st 
fCoates  H.  laborer.  Wagon  alley,  w  of  Liberty  st 
Cobb  Geo.  F.  agent  for  Boston  and  Sandwich  glass 
company,  1  n  Charles  st;  dw  ne  cor  Hamil- 
ton and  Cathedral  sts 
Cobb,  Wyman  and  Co.  domestic  warehouse,  214 
Baltimore  st;  dw  D.  Cobb,  Franklin  near  Charles 
Cobb  Josiah,  grocer,  40  n  Liberty  st 
Coburn  Wm.  bricklayer,  Constitution  st 
JCoby  Elijah,  laborer,  Mulberry  st  near  Howard 
Cochran  mrs  Rebecca,  30  Philpot  st 
Cochran  mrs  Susan,  18  Fayette  st 
Cochran  mrs  Eden  st  near  Pitt 
Cochran  James,  tallow  chandler,  Wilk  st  near  High 
Cochran  Thos.  farmer,  Cathedral  st 
Cochrane  David,  weaver,  Preston  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Cochrane  Geo.  printer.  Low  st.  bet  Potter  &  Exeter 
Cochrane  Jas.  printer,  Low  st.  bet  Potter  &l  Exeter 
Cochrane  Wm.  n  termination  of  Cathedral  st 


COL  Matchett^s  Baltimore  80 


Cockey  Dr.  J.  P.  e  Water,  cor  Albermarle  st 
Cockey  mrs  Elizabeth,  Front  st  s  of  Hillen 
Cockey  Edward,  grocer,  87  n  Howard  st 
JCockey  Ellen,  washer,  Har  av  near  Monument  st 
JCockey  Cato,  laboror,  nw  cor  of  Holland  st.  and 

Long  lane 
Codd  mrs  Ann,  tavern  keepery  e  Baltimore  st.  Lou- 

denslager's  hill 
Cody  David,  tavern  keeper,  27  M.  Market  space 
Coe  Wm.  tailor,  62  s  Charles  st 
:^Coe  Sarah,  huckster,  Short  st  w  side 
Coffin  Wm  H.  teacher  of  3d  public  school,  Ais- 

quith  St.  N  of  Orleans 
JCoge  Simon,  grain  measurer,  Guilford's  al!ey 
Cohen  J.  L  jr.  and  Brothers,  exchange  office,  114 

Baltimore  st;  J.  L  Cohen,  dw  114  Baltimore 
Cohen  Dr.  J.  S.  33  n  Charles 
Cohen  David  L  dw  58  n  Charles  st 
Cohen  Benj.  L  dw  sw  corner  Charles  &  Saratoga  sts 
JCoker  Joseph,  1  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
ifCoker  Abner,  potter,  Low  st  near  Aisquith 
Colan  John,  carpenter,  Lee  st.  3d  door  w  of  Light 
Colb  Joseph,  currier,  7  Cheapside 
Colburg  mrs  Sarah,  Holliday  st.  near  Pleasant 
Colburn  Milton,  carpenter,  Lunn's  lane  near  Conway 
Cole  mrs  Charlotte,  tutoress,  Bank  st.  bet  Bond  st 

and  Strawberry  alley 
Cole  Joshua,  tin  ware  and  sheet  iron  manufactory, 

6  Centre  Market  space 
Cole  A.  G.  &  Co.  lumber  merchants,  Paca  st.  n  of 

Saratoga;  dw  A.  G.  Cole,  Saratoga  e  of  Park 
Cole  Thos.  tanner,  Penn  av.  s  of  termination  of  Cove 
Cole  Abraham  G.  lumber  merchant,  4  Saratoga  st 
Cole  James,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Cole  Wm.  ropemaker.  Little  Hamstead  st  between 

Spring  and  Caroline  sts 
Cole  mrs  Elix'h,  relict  of  Sam.  Cole,  90  n  Liberty  st 
Cole  Benj.  mariner,  Ann  st  near  Lancaster 
Cole  mrs  Ann,  grocer,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Cole  Frederick,  rigger,  9  Shakspeare  st 
Cole  Elizabeth,  Caroline  st.  near  Wilk 
Cole  Hinson  H.  clothing  store,  64  C.  Market  space 


81  Director,  1831.  COL 


Cole  Antonio,  cordwainer,  Alice  Anna  e  of  Market 
Cole  Wni.  H.  and  Son,  clothing  stores,  n\v  and  svv 

corners  Centre  Market  space  and  Second  st 
Cole  James,  mariner.  Wolfs!  near  Wilk 
Cole  Benj.  \V.  clothing  store,  74  C.  Market  space 
Cole  mrs  Ann,  39  Gough  st 
Cole  mrs  Rebecca,  n  Exeter,  w  side 
Cole  Lawrence,  cordwainer,  o6  Bond  st 
Cole  Richard,  iron  monger,  17  n  Exeter  st  near  Pitt 
Cole  Isaac,  merchant,  dvv  133  Hanover  st 
Cole  Thos.  R.  painter  and  glazier.  East  st  k  of  Pitt 
Cole  mrs  Isabella,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Cole  Wm.  carpenter,  d\v  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Cole  Ab'ni,  tanner,  Penn  av  termination  of  Cove  st 
Cole  Doctor  S.  H.  Exeter  st-  opposite  Trinity 
Cole  Wm.  tailor.  Painter's  court 
Cole  Cornelius  H.  currier,  55  s  Calvert  st;  dvv  Lom- 
bard st  \v  of  Light 
Cole  Lyman,  hat  manufacturer,  202  Baltimore  st 
Cole  W^g|  E.  teller  in  Union  Bank  of  Maryiandi  dvv 

31  Sharp  st 
Cole  Patrick  laborer,  35  s  Liberty  st 
Cole  Frederick,  Montgomei-y  st.  w  of  Light 
Cole  Wm.  P.  firm  Clap  &  Co.  dvv  High  st  n  of  Gay 
Cole  Richard,  bricklayer,  Constitution  st.  5th  dt)or 

N  of  Beuren 
Cole  Doctor  Merryman,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Cole  John,  music  store,  137  Baltimore  st;  dwelling 

Charles  st.  near  Pratt 
Cole  Doctor  Isaac,  So  South  st 
tCole  Prince, whitewasher,  Pearl  st.  near  Lexington 
fCole  Maria,  washer,  Starr  al.  bet  Wilk  &  Fleet  sts 
tCole  Diana,  14  w  Fleet  st 
JCole  Piiilip,  biickmaker,  Cross  st.  Federal  hill 
fCole  Debora,  washer,  Chaisty's  al.  n  of  Union  st 
Coles  Wesley,  china  merchant,  Calvert  street;  dvv 

Franklin  st  near  Howard 
JColeby  Ann,  washer.  Busy  al.  near  Charles  st 
Colegate  mrs  Mary,  36  Sharp  st 
Colegate  mrs  Elizabeth,  15  Mercer  st 
Coleman  mrs  Mary,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspeare  st 
8 


COL  MatchetVs  Baltimore  '        82 

Coleman  Edward,   block  and  pump  maker,  Alice 

Ann  St  w  of  Market 
Coleman  Frances,  13  Wilk  st.  opposite  M'g  house 
Coleman  Francis,  plumber,  s  Charles  st.  bet  Sugar 

alley  and  William  st 
Coleman  Darius,  blacksmith,  Wilk  st  e  of  W^olf 
Coleman  Richard,  blacksmith,  Wilk  st  e  of  Wolf 
Coleman  mrs  Ann,  Beuren  st  n  of  Hillen 
Coleman  mrs  Julia,  14  Block  st 
Coleman  mrs  Mary,  Block  st  vv  of  Eden 
Coleman  Wm.  innkeeper,  s  Frederick  st  near  Water 
Coleman  John,  runner  in  Bank  of  Baltimore,   Con- 
way st;  d\v  3d  door  w  of  Lunn's  lane 
Coifer  mrs  Mary,  York  av.  n  of  Madison  st 
Colman  Morg-an,  n  Howard  near- Richmond 
tColeman  Josiah,  Lerew's  al  near  Mulberry  st 
fColeman  Adam,  sawyer,  Guilford's  al  near  Charles 
tColeman  Levin,  sawyer,  Happy  alley 
Coley  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  w  Fails  av 
Colhouer  Peter,  clerk,  Paca  st  n  of  Fraiimin 
tColick  Samuel,  3  Kipp's  alley 
Collester  Martha,  Chaisty's  al.  n  of  Union  st 
Collier  Richard,  cordwainer.  Pine  st  near  George 
Collins  Charles,  seaman,  Tiiames  st  e  of  Ann 
Collins  Wm.  superintendent  of  streets,  ne  corner  of 

Aisquith  and  M'Eiderry  sts 
Collins  Thomas,  foreman  Gist's  factory,  s  Charles 

st  N  of  Henrietta 
Collins  mrs  Eliza,  tailoress,  Park  st  near  Lexington 
Collins  mrs  Ann,  Light  st  n  of  Montgomery    . 
Collins  Jas.  cabinet  maker,  Light  >'  of  .Montgomery 
Collins  mrs  Mary,  seamstress.  Lit.  Hughes  st  betvv 

Charles  and  Light 
Collins  Geo.  carpenter,  20  New  Church  st 
Collins  Wm.  mariner,  Argyle  al.  near  Lancaster  st 
Collins  Thos.  LL  tavern  keeper,  near  High 
Collins  Geo.  C.  grocer,  sw  cor  Baltimore  ^  High 
Collins  James,  brickmaker,  William  st  s  of  Cross 
Collins  mrs  Isabella,  Sharp  st.  bet  Hill  st  &  Busy  al 
Collins  Lee,  merchant  tailor,  1  Water  st.;  dvv  Lee 

St.  E  of  Charles 
Collins  Jas.  W.  measurer  of  buildings,  39  n  Charles 


83  Director,  1831.  CON 

"''      '  '  ■ 

Collins  Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law.  Court-house  lane; 

dw  at  mrs.  Winder's,  Fayette  st  e  of  St  Paul's 
Collins  Jas.  grocer,  ne  cor  East  st  &  Necessity  al 
Collins  Thos.  soap  boiler,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
tCollins  Nanny,  Lere^v's  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
tCollins  Win.  cooper,  Liberty  st  near  German 
fCollins  Jno.  brickmaker,  Fort  road  near  Magazine 
Collison  mrs  Susan,  9  New  Church  st 
Collmus  Levi,  dry  goods  merchant,  Beuren  st  near 

Falls 
Colsted  mrs  Elizabeth,  60  Fleet  st 
Colston  mrs  Elizabeth,  sw  cor  Alice  Anna  <S6  Wolf 
Colston  John,  glue  manufacturer,  Ross  st  extended 
Colston  Thos.  glue  manufacturer,  Ross  st  extended 
Colston  mrs  Margaret,  Albermarle  st  s  of  Pratt 
Colston  J.  K.  tea  dealer  and  grocer,  se  cor  Camden 

and  Charles  sts 
Colt  Roswell  L.  7  s  Gay  st 
Col  ton  mrs  Alice,  41  n  Eutaw  st 
Coltz  Wm.  founder  at  the  glass  house,  Federal  hill 
Colvin  miss  Ann,  17  Front  st 
Colvin  miss  Rachel,  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Exeter 
Colvin  mr.  coach  maker,  cor  Camden  and  Paca  sts 
Comegys  Bartus,  merchant  tailor,  102  Baltimore  st; 

dw  Camden  st  near  Sharp 
Comegys  Jesse,  boot  and  shoe  store,  Pratt  st  w  of 

Howard 
Comegys  Benj.  shoe  and  hat  merchant,  Penn  av  near 

Franklin  st 
Commercial   Chronicle,   (published   by   Leakin  & 

Barnes,)  office,  n  Gay  st  near  Baltimore;  dw  of 

each  s  High  st 
tCommodore  Rich,  drayman,  Chesnut  al  near  Pine  st 
Comstock  Joshua,  book  pedlar,  Lynch's  alley  near 

Eutaw  St.  bet  Pine  and  Cove  sts 
Conance  Moses,  sawyer,  Long  alley,  near  New  st 
Conelly  John,  cooper,  German  st.  bet  Cove  &  Pine 
Conelly  mrs  Sarah,  German  st.  bet  Cove  and  Pine 
Conilon  PJaurice,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  96  Du- 

gan's  wharf 
iCongo  Eli,  Peace  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
Conine  Jacob  F.  lotterv  mer.  dw  26  n  Frederick  st 


COP  MatchetCs  Baltimore  84 


Conine  Wm.  C.    lottery  and  excliange   broker,  32 

Baltimore  st;  dvv  26  n  Frederick  st 
Conick  Sebastian,  laborer,  Donovan  al  near  Eutaw 
Conklin  John,  grocer,  58  Bond  st 
Conklin  ca[)t.  Wm.  H.  75  Market  st 
Conly  Thos.  G.  tanner,  Monument  st  near  Aisquith 
Conn  Daniel,  lumber  merchant,  s\v  cor  Orleans  and 

Aisquith  sts 
Conn  mrs  Mary  Ann,  seminary,  iOO  n  Exeter  st 
Conn  Jane,  tailoress,  14  Lombard  st 
Connell  mrs  Catherine,  Argyle  al.  near  Alice  Anna 
Connelly  James,  laborer,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Connelly  And.  drayman,  ne  cor  Bank  and  Eden  sts 
Connelly  Francis  E.  carter,  Harford  av.  near  the 

Meeting  house 
Conner  Isaac,  ropemaker,  Cross  st  vv  of  William 
Conner  Wm.  grocer,  s  Front  st.  near  Water 
Conner  James,  mariner,  17  Ann  st 
Conner  mrs  Hannah,  boarding  house,  24  Albermarle 
Conner  V.'m.  grocer,  ^o  Union  st 
Conner  Francis  Asbury,  1  Philpot  st 
Conner  John,  porter,  Charles,  bet  Pratt  &  Camden 
Conrad  Henry,  hack  proprietor  and  tavern,  nw  cor 

Wilk  st  and  Strawberry  alley 
Conrad  Elijah,  cordwainer,  Har.  av.  near  M'g  house 
Conradt  J.   G.  professor  of  music,  Liberty  st  3d 

door  vv  of  German 
Conrod  Henry,  cordwainer,  ne  corner  Mulberry  st 

and  Lerevv's  alley 
Constable  Charles  &  Son,  lumber  merchants,  Light 

st  wharf 
Conway  Michael,  cordwainer,  Argyle  alley,  near 

Alice  Anna  st 
Conway  William,  cotton  spinner,  165  French  st 
Conway  Wm.  anchor  manufacturer,  n  Exeter,  be- 
tween Baltimore  and  Pitt 
Conway  Alfred,  cordwainer,  Saratoga,  near  Cove 
Conway  &  Armstrong,  grocers,  21  Cheapside 
Cocway ,  anchor  blacksmith,    Wilk   st   shop 

near  Jones's  falls 
Conway  Robert,  carpenter,  118  Bond  st 
Cope  Thos.  cotton  cord  manufacturer,  \6  n  Exeter 


85  Lirecior,  1831.  COO 


Cooch  — ,  firm  Bradibrd  &  Cooch,  dw  16  n  Gay  st 
Cook  Henry,  French  st  between  Potter  &  East  sts 
Cook  John  F.  printer,  Ensor  st  e  of  Forrest 
Cook  Henry,  French  st  betw.  Potter  and  East  sts 
Cook  Wm.  sen.  furniture  ware  room,  28  Baltimore  st 
Cook  Washington   vS.    auctioneer   and   commission 

merchant,  3  Lorman  row,  Hanover  st 
Cook  Wm.  carpenter,  w  side  of  Wolf  st 
Cook  John  H.  cabinet  maker,  ne  corner  Howard 

and  Lombard  sts 
Cook  Wm.   sen.   cordwainer,  Crook's  back  row, 

Monument  st 
Cook  Geo.  A.  fancy  dry  goods  store,  35  w  Pratt  st 
Cook  Wm  jr.  i)lacksmith.  Crook's  back  row,  Mon- 
■%      ument  st 

Cook  Francis,  ne  corner  Baltimore  &  Eutaw  sts 
Cook  Thomas  B.  mariner,  Thames  st  near  Bond 
Cook  mrs  Elizabeth,  NE  cor  Baltimore  &  Eutaw  sts 
Cook  Fredk.  victualler,  Montgomery,  near  Hanover 
Cook  miss  Mary,  Mulberry  st  n  side,  e  of  Eutaw 
Cook  Addison,  blacksmith,  52  Light  st  near  Mont- 
gomery 
Cook  mrs  Eleanor,  Liloes'  alley,  near  Park  st 
Cook  Fenner,  granite  stone  cutter,  Henrietta  st 
Cook  Caleb,  carpenter,  17  New  Church  st 
Cook  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Park  lane,  e  of  Llampton 
Cook  Nathan,  laborer,  Asbury  lane,  near  Pratt  st 
Cook  Jacob,  whip  maker,  corner  Saratoga  st  and 

Long  alley 
Cook  Columbus  E.  furniture  ware  house,  nw  cor- 
ner Baltimore  and  Harrison  sts 
Cook  Wm.  tobacco  merchant,  dw  Franklin,  s  side, 

w  of  Charles 
Cook  Wm.  G.  fancy  jewelry  store,  80  Baltimore  st 
Cooke  Thomas,  ladies'  sboemaker,  S^  n  Exeter  st 
Cooke  mrs  Sarah,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen 
Cooke  Hervey  W.   dry  goods  store,   10  Centre 

Market  Space 
Cooke  mrs  Mary,  Fawn  st  e  of  High 
Cooke  Archibald,  laborer,  Eager  all.  nearFranklia 
Cooke  Isaac,  bookbinder,  Eager  aL  near  Franklin. 
8* 


coo  .Matckett^s  Baltimore  SQ 

jCook  Diana,  huckster,  Conway  st  near  Howard 
tCook  Thomas,  barber,  Franklin  st  near  Cove 
fCook  Thomas,  Prat!:  st  near  the  mile  stone 
JCook  Mackenzie,  laborer,  n  Sharp,  n  of  Baltimore 
tCook  Andrew,  laborer,  Penn.  av.  near  city  limits 
tCook  Henry,  waiter,  2i  n  Frederick  st 
tCook  Delia,  old  clothes  dealer,  Kimmell's  alley 
Coombs  James,  gardner,  Libert}^  road,  near  Penn  av 
Cooney  Patrick,  cooper,  Thames  st  near  Market 
Coonon  Daniel,  clothing  store,  62  s  Calvert  st 
Cooper  &I.  Oliver,  merchant  tailors,  74  Baltimore  st 
Cooper  Isaac,  Hanover  st  w  side,  near  Lee 
Cooper  Weils,  aierchant  tailor,  i78  Baltimore  st 
Cooper  Bennet,  pilot,  s  end  Fell  st 
Cooper  Elisha,  ship  joiner,  Bank  st  near  Bond      ^  ' 
Cooper  mrs  Elizabeth,  Argyle  al.  near  Lancaster  st 
Cooper  Pcobt.  ship  joiner,Fountain, near  Washington 
Cooper  Calvin,  mariner,  Argyle  ah  near  Lancaster  st 
Cooper  mrs  Margt.  57  s  Charles  st 
Cooper  San'iuel,  Caroline  st  w  side,  n  of  Baltimore 
Cooper  VVm.  Bottle  alley,  w  of  Eulaw  st 
Cooper  mrs  Mary,  Apple  alley,  near  Baltimore  st 
Cooper  John,  cooper,  Green  st  s  oi'  Pratt 
Cooper  John,  hatter,  Holland  st  w  of  MarTord  run 
Cooper  mrs  Eleanora,  fancy  store,  Lexington  st  3(i 

door  w  of  Charles 
Cooper  Hamilton,  carpenter,  Happy  al.  s  of  Wilk 
Cooper  mrs  Sarah,  Eager  alley,  near  Mulberry  st 
Cooper  capt.  Edw.  36  cor  ?»larket  ^So  Fleet  sts 
Cooper  miss  Priscilla,  tailorees,  40  n  Exeter  st 
Cooper  mrs  Mary,  37  Fleet  st 
Cooper  James,^  jr.  tailor,  2  Bond  st  dw  73  Bond  st 
Cooper  John,  carter,  22  Fleet  st 
tCooper  Thos,  drayman,  Lloyd  st  near  Baltimore 
JCooper  Henry,  drayman,  Eutaw  st  near  Peace  ah 
jCooper  James,  caulker,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk  st 
tCooper  Perry,  laborer.  Homespun  al.  w  of  Lloward 
;j;Cooper  Robert,  caulker,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk 
tCooper  Nancy,  alley  e  of  William  st.  s  of  Cross 
jCooper  Wm.  caulker,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk  st 
JCooper  James,  drayman,  Peace  all.  w  of  Howard. 
.  tCooper  Joseph,  laborer,  Happy  all.  near  Wilk  st. 


87  Director,  1831.  COR 

jCooper  Benj.  sawyer,  Aisquitli  st  near  Comet  st 
tCooper  Perry,  laborer,  Strawberry  aP.  near  Fleet 
tCooper  Jacob,  carter,  Sugar  alley,  w  of  Charles  st 
JCooper  Samuel,  caulker,  w  side  Wolf  st 
Copes  Jiles,  Lee  st  betvv  Charles  &  Light  sts 
Copenhagen  mrs  Esther,  Sugar  alley,  w  of  Light  st 
Copper  Samuel  M.  tailor,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 
Copper  Robt.  M.  cordwainer,  York  av.  s  of  Madison 
tCopper  Sarah,  washer,  Temple  st  near  High 
Corbel  Peter,  boot  &  shoe  maker,  81  Ensor  st 
ICopplin  Jos.  laborer,  Wagon  al.  w  of  Liberty  st 
Coram  Jos.  shoemaker,  cor  Peace  al.  &  Charles  st 
Corbin  Marlin,  cooper,  Commerce  st  3  of  Pratt 
Cord  mrs  Cassandra,  milliner,  Eutavv  s  of  Saratoga 
Cord  Wm.  cooper,  Euiaw  st  e  side  s.  of  Saratoga 
Cordery  Maria,  7  Philpot  st 
Cornelius  Peter,  custom  house  barge,  Gough  st.  3d 

door  s  of  Granby  st 
Cornelius  Samuel,  merch.  tailor,  I  I  Pratt  st 
Cornelius  Nichs  clothing  store, Light  st  near  Pratt 
Cornelius  Samuel,  merch.  tailor,  d\v.  s  side  Bane 

St.  vv  of  Charles  st 
Corner  James,  sailmaker,  dw.  Ann  st 
Corner,  capt.  John  S.  ne  corner  Fleet  &  Wolf  sts 
Corner  James,  warehouse  Light  st  wharf,  dw.  nvv 

coiner  Pratt  and  Caroline  sts 
Corner  James  &:  Son,  grocers  and  shipping  mer- 
chants, lower  end  liuchanan's  wharf 
Corner  William,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  near  Cove 
Cornewell  Joel,  merchant,  61  s  High  st 
Corney  Patrick,  oak  cooper,  20  Ann  st 
Cajnish  Geo.  well  digger,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 
•fCornish  Jacob,  sawyer,  Avgyle  alley,  near  Fleet  st 
fCornish  Edward,  sawyer,  Bank  st.  vv  of  Eden  st 
tCornish  Geo.  sawyer,  Guilford's  al.  e  Charles  si 
Cornprobst  Ignatius,  drover,  n  w  corner  Henrietta 

and  Light  sts 
Cornthwait  Robt.  Salisbury  st.  s  side  near  Lloyd 
Cornthwait  John,  2d  teller  U.  States'  Bank,  dw.  38 

ji  Front  st 
Cornthwait  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  29  Fleet  st 
tCorporai  AbigMoi^r  Guilford's  al.  near  Cbarks  st 


COU  MatcheW^s  Baltimore  hS 

tCorporal  Beni.  Guilford's  alley  near  Charles  st 
Corrigan  Patrick,  64  French  st 
Cortlan  James,  wliolesale  and  retail  tin  ware  manu- 
facturer, 10  Baltimore  st.  See  adverlisemetit 
Corto  Searsing,  saddler  Penn.  av.  n  of  St.  Mary's  st 
Corrie  Jas.  carpenter,  Hanover,  opposite  the  market 
Corvine  airs  Elizab'h,  York  road  av.  s  Madison  st 
Cosgrove  Peter,  confectioner,  1 1  Harrison  st 
Cosgrove  Thomas,  confectioner,  20  Harrison  st 
Coskery  Bernard,  nail  manufacturer,  S6  n  Howard 
Cosmall  John,  grocer,  corner  Pinkey  st  &  Apple  aL 
Costello  mrs  Mary,  33  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Ann  st 
Costello  James,  tailor,  37  Market  st 
Costello  mis  Margaret,  JMonument  st  s  of  Forest 
Costello  Edward,  labourer,  12  Ross  st 
fCothey  Anne,  washer,.  German  st  near  Cove  st 
Cotter  Rd.  grocer,  svv  cor.  Centre  &.  St.  Paul's  sts 
Cottingham  Littleton,  painter,  Gould's  court,  Mont- 
gomery st  N  side  w  of  Light 
Cotton  mrs  Susan,  sw  cor.  Caroline  and  Bank  sts 
Cotton  Chester  K.  gilder,  dw.  New  Church  st  be- 
tween Fayette  and  Lexington  sts 
fCotton  Daniel,  sawyer,  Biddle  alley  near  Union  st 
Cottrell  Clark,  sea  captain,  Philpot  st  n  side 
Cottrell  James,  starch,  fig  blue  and  blacking  facto- 
ry, 62  E  Pratt  st  head  of  Patterson  st 
Coulson  mrs  Mary,  Potter  st  w  side  near  Pitt  st 
Coulson  Jacob,  drayman,  sugar  al.  e  cf  Charles  st 
Coulter  Alexander,  50  s  High  st 
Coulter  mrs  Isabella,  1st  house  s  side  of  Addison  st 
Coulter  Thos.  tailor,  Chamberlain's  al  near  Eutaw  st 
Coulter  John  P.  in  Mechanics'  Bank,  dw.  Richmond. 

st  s  of  Tyson  st 
Coulter  mrs  Sarah,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway  st 
Coulter  mrs  Hester,  s  e  corner  Pitt  and  High  sts 
Coursell  capt.  Peter,  grocer,  Gough  near  Pratt  st 
tCoursey  Edward,  rope  maker,  rear  of  Gould's 

slaughter  house.  Light  st  extended 
Courtenay  James,  labourer,  Rock  st  between  Lex- 
ington and  Saratoga  st 
Court  House,  Baltimore  County,  corner  Lexington 
aud  N  Calvert  st.    See  Ballimore.  Court  House 


89  Director,  !?3!.  CRA 


Court  Dist.  Office,  court  house  lane,  P.  Moore^  elk. 
Counois  Amand,  cordial  and  gin  distiller,  corner  of 

Tripolet^s  alley  and  Second  st 
Covenhoven  Jacob,  Exeter  st.  s  of  French  e  side 
Cover  Henry,  grocery  and  feed  store,  Penn.  avenue, 

at  city  limits 
Cover  Arch'd,  Long  alley,  near  Lexington  st 
Covey  mrs  Mai-garet,  sw  cor.  Caroline  and  Bank  sts 
Covington,  mrs.  tutoress,  4  Ai^quith  st 
Cowan  mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer,  s  e  cor.  Mulberry  st 

and  Lerevv's  alley 
Coward  Per.  v.bitewasher,  Calvert  st  n  of  Franklin 
Coward  mrs  Ann,  Water  st  s.  side  e  of  Exeter  st 
Coward  capt.  Slater,  Gough  st  bet.  Granby  <Sl  Pratt 
Cowles  William,  \vatchman,  8  Thompson  st 
Cowles  Wesley,  firm  of  Geo.  Earnest  &  Wesley 

Cowles,  dw.  cor.  Park  and  Franklin  sts 
Cowling  Richard,  15  New  Church  st 
Cowperthwait  H.  bookseller,  76  Baltimore  st 
Cowpland  W.  S.  Pratt  st  2d  door  w  of  Apple  alley 
fCowIey  Robt.  teacher,  Hull's  lane  near  Aisquith  st 
Cox  mrs  Elizabeth,  n  Exeter  st  w  side 
Cox  mrs  Hester,  94  n  Exeter  st 
Cox  Letitia,  30  East  st  w  side  n  of  Pitt  st 
Cox  Joseph  &  Sons,  dealers  in  furs  and  wools  I  s 

Liberty  st.  dw.  8  s  Calvert  st 
Cox  mrs  Charlotte,  Forrest  st  s  of  Douglass  st 
Cox  Elias,  boot  and  shoemaker,  38  n  Gay  st 
Cox  Larkin,  bricklayer.  Falls  st 
Cox  Joseph,  8  s  Calvert  st 
Cox  Luther  J.  &  Moir,  com.  merchts.  cor.  Calvert 

and  Pratt  sts.  L.  J.  Cox  dw.  26  Light  st 
Cox  Peter,  grocer,  84  Dugan's  wharf 
Cox  Wm.  fish  dealer,  Union  st  near  Penn.  avenue 
Cox  James,  attorney  at  law,  w  Fayette  st.  s  side  b 

of  St.  Paul's  st 
Coxe  Thos.  Union  al.  between  Spring  and  Eden  sts 
Coyle  David,  cabinet  maker.  Peace  al.  e  of  Paca  st 
Coyle  John,  Holiday  st  between  Bath  and  Centre  sts 
tCozens  Isaac,  carter,  Stirling  st  w  end 
Craddick  Joseph  N.  merch.  tailor,  e  Water  st.  near 

Concord;  dw.  cor  Caroline  and  e  Baltimore  sis 


CRA  MatcheU''s  Baltimore  90 


Craft  George  &  Co.,  grocers,  ne  corner  Centre  and 

St.  Paul's  sts.  dw  of  John  Cole,  St.  Paul  st 
Craft  Jacob  (firm  of  Lynch  &l  Craft,)  dw.  Grant  st 

2d  door  s  of  Water  st 
Craggs  Jonathan  W.  macliine  maker;  dw  Eden  st  e 

side  near  Pitt  st  ^ 

Craggs  Robert,  tailor,  17  Bond  st 
Craig  John,  Thames  st  between  Bond  &l  Market  sts 
Craig  &  Smith,  smiths  in  general,  Water  st  near 
Light  st;  dw  S.  Craig,  near  Howard's  park  n 
of  Wash,  monument;  R.  Smith,  York  st 
Craig  mrs  Anne,  51  s  C  harles  st 
Craig  Samuel,  blacksmith,   dw.  near  Washington 
monument;  shop  Lombard  st2d  door  e  of  Light 
Crandle  mrs  Mary,  Welcome  al.  near  Hanover  st 
Crandle  mrs  Mary,  Cowpen  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
Crane  mrs  Mary,  George  st  near  Pine  st 
Crane  £dwd.  E.  ladies'  shoe  maker,  62  n  Liberty  st 
Crane  Joseph  S.  wood  corder,  52  n  Liberty  st 
Cratty  John,  grocer,  German  st  between  Hanover 

and  Sharp  sts 
tCraw  Catherine,  washer,  G  Happy  alley 
Crawford  John,  British  Consul,  n  Calvert  st.  Eside, 

Monument  square 
Crawford  James,  pedlar,  80  s  High  st 
Crawford  Jacob,  Camden  st  n  side  near  Sharp  st 
Crawford  James  B.  tailor,  33  n  High  st 
Crawford  Patrick,  weaver,  Saiatoga  st  e  of  Rock 
Crawford  Daniel  B.  bacon  merchant;  dw  17  n  Ex- 
eter st  near  Pitt,  warehouse  Salisbury  st 
Crawford  Alfred,  (manager  on  the  rail  road,)  Pearl 

between  Mulberry  and  Saratoga  sts  w  side 
Crawford  Gill,  cordwainer,  Happy  al.  s  of  Wilk  st 
Crawford  William  attorney  at  law,  Courlland  at  n 

of  Lexington  st 
Crawford  Hugh  &  Wm.  grocers  and  com.  merchts. 
6  Bowly's  whf.;   Wm.  Crawford's  dw  x  Cal- 
vert st  s  of  city  spring 
Crawford  Andrew,  coach  whelwright.  Peace  alley 

w  of  Eutaw  st 
Crawford  James,  grocer,  112  n  High  st 
Crawford  mrs  Alice  Anna,  s  Gay  st  near  Baltimore 


91  Director,  1831.  CRO 

Crawford  Win  cartman,  Light  st  near  Hus^hes's  quay 
tCiau'ford  Wm  labourer,  Cove  st  near  Baltimore 
Cray  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  n  side  Conway  near 

Howard  st 
Craycroft  mrs  C.  milliner,  Mereer  st  near  Light 
tCraycroft  Sarah,  mantua  maker,  74  n  Liberty  st 
Cieagh  John,  dry  goods  mercht.  2  n  Gay  st 
Creagh  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  63  Lexington  st 
Cieagh  Frederick,  blacksmith.  Long  alley  between 

Lexington  and  Saratoga  sts 

Creamer  Joshua,  lumber  merchant,  intersection  of 

Hillen  st  and  Harford  ave  ;  dw  Exeter  st  near 

Methodist  episcopal  church 

Creamer  Jacob,  blacksmith,  Spring  st   s  of  Pratt  st 

fCreek   Richard,   stevedore,    Exeter   st   between 

French  and  Hillen  sts 
Creery  Jonathan,  commission  merchant,  69  Smith's 

wharf;  dvv  e  side  Barnet  st 
Creery  John,  custom  house  officer,  Pratt  st  s  sideE 

of  Charles  st 
Creighton  captain  Charles,  of  Richmond  packets, 

Stiles  st  between  Exeter  and  Gough  sts 
Crengle  John,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Eutaw  st 

E  side  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Creny  Thomas  S.  grocer,  19  Ross  st 
Creswell  George,  cooper,  19  Camden  st 
Crew  Wm.  labourer.  Wagon  alley  w  of  Park  st 
jCrew  Edward,  sawyer.  Peace  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 

between  Sarotoga  and  Mulberry  sts 
Crew  Richard,  tavern  and  wagon  yard,  nw  corner 

ot  Green  and  Baltimore  sts 
Crey  Frederick,  Madison  st  2d  house  s  of  Buren  st 
Cris'all  John,  bootmaker,  Sugar  alley  2d  door  e  of 

Charles  st 
Crisp  John,  watchman,  94  Bond  st 
fCrisp  John,  laborer,  nw  cor  Balh  and  Davis  sts 
Crist 'Wm.  victualler,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Crocker  Barney,  rigger,  16  Ann  st 
Crocker  Asa,  city  bailiff,  above  26  C.  Market  space 
Crockett  Hugh,  Centre  st  near  the  falls 
Croft  Christiana,  dvv  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Cromer  Dan.  oak  cooper,  s  Eutaw  st  near  Cider  al. 


CRO  MatchetCs  Baltimore  92 

Cromer  Geo.  W.  oak  cooper,  27  German  st 
Cromey  John,  weaver,  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
Cromwell  Jacob,  carpenter,  '[Qt  Ross  st 
Cromwell  mrs  Deborah,  baking  and  boarding  house, 

NE  cor  Pitt  and  Higfi  sts  . 
Cromwell  John,  laborer,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Cromwell  Joshua,  grocer,  nvv  cor  Fleet  &  Wolf  sts 
Cromwell  Gabriel,  hairdresser,  41  Light  st  wharf 
Cromwell  mrs  Sarah,  1 1 1  Camden  st 
Cromwell  Dr.  John,  Lexington  opposite  Athenaeum 
Cromwell  Levi,  gunsmith,  Thames  st  near  Ann 
Cromwell  Caleb,  carpenter,  Light  st  s  of  West 
fCromwell  Mary  Ann,  Salisbury  al.  bet  Exeter  and 

Lloyd  sts 
tCromwell  Edw.  cordwainer.  Peach  al.  w  of  Pearl 
fCromwell  Gabriel,  barber.  Low  st  near  Front 
fCromwell  Joseph,  laborer,  German  lane 
fCromwell  Richard,  Conway  st  near  Hanover 
fCromwell  Geo.  shoemaker,  Conway  stnear  Eutaw 
Crone  Robert,  hair  dresser,  Pratt  st  near  Market 

space;  d\v  sw  cor  Pratt  st  and  Dugan's  v\diarf 
Cronmiller  Doctor  Wm.  63  and  65  Camden  st 
Cjonmiller  Thomas,  65  Camden  st 
Cronmiller  Dr.  John,  apothecary,  >^  Paca  st  w  side 

s  of  Lexington 
.Cronmiller  .Jacob,  Montgomery  st  vv  of  Light 
Crook  William,  79  n  High  st 
Crook  Walter,  jr.  upliolsterer  and  paper   hangings 

warehouse,  101  Baltimore  st 
Crook  Francis-  A.   flour  merchant,   Commerce   st 

wharf;  dvv  St.  Paul's  st.  n  of  Pleasant 
Crook  Charles  J.  proprietor  of  Crook's  factory,  dw 

Monument  st 
Crook  mrs  Pamela,  Lit  Hamstead  st  e  of  Spring 
Crook  Joseph,  upholsterer  &  paper  hangings  ware- 
house, 3  Hanover  st;  dw  Saratoga  e  of  Rock 
Crook  mrs  Charlotte,  >^e  cor  St  PauPs  &  Pleasant 
Crook  James,   merchant,  dw  7  Waterloo   row,  n 

Calvert  st 
Crook  r^aniel,  victualler,  Harford  av.  near  Greble's 

pottery 


93  Director,  1831  CRO 


Crook  Edward,  carpenter,  Harford  av.  near  Gre- 

b!e's  pottery 
Crop  Gotleib,  tailor,  Stiriin.2:st  near  Monument 
Cropper  Step,  cordwainer,  Green  st  near  Fayette 
Crosgrove  Patrick,  grocer,  ne  cor  Fleet  st  &  Straw- 
berry alley 
Cross  Ro't  iM.  carpenter,  8  Alice  Anna  w  of  Market 
Cross  William  S.  &  Co.  lumber  merchants,  O'Don- 

nell's  wharf 
Cross  rnrs  Rachel,  5  e  Baltimore  5t 
Cross  Robert,  sen.  carpenter,  34  Bond  st 
Cross  Samuel  D.  blacksmith,  Howard  st  near  Sharp 
Cross  Lewis,  painter,  Saratoga  bet  Howard  &  Park 
Cross  John,  lumber  merchant,  70  n  High  st 
Cioss  Richard,  lumber  merchant,  O'DonacH's  whf; 

dvv  42  N  High  st 
Cioss  Samuel,  coaclismith,  Eutaw  st.  bctw  Bottle 

alley  and  Camden  st 
Cross  mr.  accountant  in  Commercial  and  Farmers' 

Bank;  dw  Fayette  st.  bet  Eutaw  anii  Paca 
Cross  rnrs  Mary,  e  Canal  st  near  Bayard 
Cross  Wm.  weaver.  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Crothers  Robert,  36  n  High  st 
Crouch  Thos.  M.  grocer,  dw  Franklin  e  of  Howard 
Crouch  David,  carter,  Montgomery  st  nearChailcs 
Crouch  Wm.  Howard  st  N  of  Madison 
tCroueh  Mary,  38  Happy  alley 
Crout  Antfiony,  feed  &  grain  dealer,  26  Light  st  whf 
Crow  Thos.  cordwainer,  Bayar<l  st.  near  Caroline 
Crow  Dennis,  pedlar,  7  4  Freiic-h  st 
Crowder  George,  sen.   watchman,   Montgomery  st 

w  of  Light 
Crowder  Geoige,  jr.  watchman,  Montgomery  st  \v 

of  Light 
Crow!  Daniel,  grocer,  nw  cor  Eutaw  &  Conway  sts 
Crowd  Abraham,   blacksmith,  5  Comet  st;  shop  s 

Frederick  near  Water 

tCrovvner ,  porter,  Liberty  st  near  German 

Crowther  John,  carpenter,  43  n  Eutaw  st 
Croxall  Rich,  merchant,  dw  Franklin  w  of  Charles 
Croxall  rnrs  Isabella,  n  Exeter  st 
d 


CUM  Matchett's  Ballimore  91 


tCroxall  John,  cook  shop,  22  Lombard  st 
Orozier  William,  Pinkney  st.  betw  Bond   and  Ap- 
ple ailey 
Crozier  Thos.  carpenter,  Crook's  back  row  Monu- 
ment st 
Ci'uet  "VVni.  innkeeper,  Falls  turnpike 
i^'rummer  V/m.  coidwainer,  6  Doui^lass  st 
tCrumwell  G.  boot  and  shoemaker,  86  \v  Pratt  st 
Cruse  Hen.  cigar  maker,  cor  Canal  &  e  Ballimore 
Cruse  Peter,  atorney  at  law,  Atheuceuui,  cor  St. 

Paul's  and  Fayette  sts 
Cruse  &  Wilson,  grocers  and  produce  mercliants, 

sw  cor  Paca  and  Franklin  sts 
Cucurnus  Sebastian,  cordwainer  8  Commerce  st 
Cudlipp  Benj.  dyer  and  coat  cleanei",  3G  liarrison  st 
C'uff  John,  mariner,  2G  Alice  Ann  st.  w  ofMaiket 
Cugle  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  247  Baltimore  st 
tCulbert  Samuel,  Howard  st.  near  Lombard 
CuMem  John,  meal  seller,I!olland  st  e  ofilarford  run 
Cullen  vViliiam,  sawyer,  60  Fleet  st 
Cullen  Lawrence,  rigger,  Wilk  st.  tof  Argyle  al 
Culiey  Langly,  carpenter,  Sugar  alley  near  Light  st 
Cullev  Kobert,  ship  carpenter.  Light  st  s  of  flillen 
tpulley  Harriet,  washer,  '30  vv  Fleet  st 
Culligan  Henry,  labuier,  Bisliop's  al  near  Pratt  st 
Cullimore  John,  blacksmith,  Alice  Anna   st.   w  of 

Market 
Cullimore  Wm.  grocer,  64  n  Gay  st 
CuUi:i  Edward,  mariner,  ]^<^uien  st  e  side 
Cul'ison  Merritl,  pilot,  Wolist  liear  Fleet 
Culium  mrs  Ann,  Haiford  av.  s  of  Chalmers's  rope 

walk 
Culli:m  mrs  Ruth,  Harford  av.  near  Meeting  house 
Cu'lu:ri  Jer.  V/.  tailor,  Harford  av.  s  of  Ciialmers's 

rope  walk 
Culver  Henry,  laborer.  Sugar  al.  b.  of  Charles  st 
Culvtrson  Man  in,  m.achine  nsaker,   Howard  st.  2d 

c'oor  N  of  Lombard 
Cuiverwell  J.  A  bookbinder.  Chestnut  al  w  of  Pearl 
Cummins  mrs  Ann,  Park  st  n  of  Lexinj^ton 
C'jQimins  Jas.  bar  keeper.  Water  st  at  Fails  bridge 


95  Director,  ]S3\.  CUR 

C-'ummins  John,  carpenter,  Eden  st  y  of  Gough 
Cummins  Thos.  lallow  chandler,  Yoik  av.  s  of  Ma- 
dison St 
'Cummins  Wm.  milkman,  Bank  st  vv  of  Eden 
Cummins  Alex,  boat  builder,  34  Thames  st;  shop 

Bond  sl  s  end 
Cummins  Wm.  carpenter,  x  EutaTV  st.near  Franklin 
i  Cummins  John,  mariner,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt 
tCummins  Jas.  laborer,  Ap[)Ie  al.  near  e  Baltimore 
Cunningham  James,  comb  maker,  43  n  Exeter  st 
Cunningham  Hugh,  coach  and  harness  maker,  22  n 

Liberty  st 
Cunningham  Daniel,   cabinet  maker.  Maiden  lane 

near  Easist 
Cunningham  mrs  S.  milliner  and  mantua  maker,  do 

Fayette  st 
Cunningham  Geo.  of  B.  sk  cor  Pratt  &  Hanover  sts 
Cunningham  Thos.  hack  driver,  Dutch  al  near  Park 
Cunningliam  capt.  John,  38  Block  st 
Cunningham  Hugh,  carriages  for  Iiire,  21  s  Liberty 
Cunningham  Daniel,  tavern,  G7  M'Elderry  wharf 
Cunningham  Ja?.  hackman,  16  Commejce  st 
Cunningliam  Henry,  porter,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Cunningham  John,  grocer,  French  st  near  Potter 
Cunningham  Wm.  fruit  and  liquor  store,  Franklia 

st  \v  of  Eutavv 
Cunnirgham  Edward,  drayman.  Pierce  street  \v  of 

Chatsworth  run 
Cunningham  mrs  Cassandra,   tailoress,  Aisquith  st. 

near  JetFerson 
Cunningliam  Lloyd,  carpenter,  Jefferson  street  w  of 

Harford  run 
Cunningham  Daniel,  carpenter,  57  Pitt  st 
Cunningham  Stephen,  tanner,  at  W.  Jenkins's  yard, 

1  mile  on  York  road  turnpike 
Cunoal  Jotm,  hack  driver,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Curlett  John,  firm  of  Simpson  &,  Curlett;  dw  Koi- 

liday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Curlett  mrs  Sophia,  IGl   French  st 
Curley  James,  city  commissioner,  19  x  Church  st 
Curley  Hugh,  carpenter,  Park  lane  near  Hampton 


DAC  MaicheWs  Baltimore  96 

Curraii  John,  hack  keeper,  Mechanic  st.  4lli  house 

w  of  High 
Cnnan  mis  Ann,  corner  Ross  and  Union  sts 
Curran  '1  hos.  grocer,  cor  Beuren  &  Liberty  sts 
Currau  ^iichael,  tailor,  53  s  Frederick  st 
Curreli  Edvv.  cordwainer,  Holland  st  near  Ilarf.  run 
Currey  Tlios.  packing  case  maker,  Peace  alley  2d 

door  w  ot  Sharp  st 
Curry  John,  carpenter,  32  n  High  st 
iCurry  John,  Caroline  st  n  of  Piatt 
Curtain  Thomas,  vicluaher,  Ann  st  near  Gough 
Curtain  Thos  jr.  carpenter,  Geiman  st  near  Fine 
Curtain  mrs  iviary,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond 
Curtain  Thos.  carpenter,  26  s  Charles  st 
Curtain  Thos.  victualler,  Pitt  st  w  of  Strawberry  al 
Curtain  Wm,  victualler.  Bayard  st  near  Caroline 
Curtis  James,  sea  captain,  Wolf  st.  belvv  Lancaster 

and  Alice  Anna 
Curtis  captain  Abraham  M.  21  Thames  st 
JCurtis  Darkey,  washer,  German  lane 
JCurtis  Abednego,  Harford  av.  n  oi'  Scotchburn's 

rope  walk 
JCurtis' Perry,  carter,  Park  lane  near  Hampton 
JCurtis  Adam, laborer,  Starr  al  betw  Wilk  &,  Fleet 
^Curtis  Henry,  Lerew's  al.  near  Saratoga  st 
jCurtis  Clement,  Barre  st  bet  Sharp  &  Hanover  sts 
JCurtis  Wm.  sawyer,  Lit.  Hamstead  st  s  of  Eden 
Cushing  and  Sons,  booksellers  and  stationers,  6  n 

Howard  st 
Cushing  John,  firm  of  Cushing  &.  Sons,  dw  Paca  st 

s  of  w  termination  of  Camden  st 
Cushing  Joseph,  firm  of  do.;  dw  Pratt  st  4th  door 

w  of  Howard 
Custom-House  Baltimore,  ^'w  cor  Gay  &  Water  sts 
Cutler  Geo.  weaver,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Cutts  Robert,    brass   founder,  61    Centre  Market 

space;  dw  68  do 
Cuyk  Abra'm,  Bremen  house,  innkeeper  45  Bond  st 

JJACEY  JOHN,  cordwainer,   Charles  st.  betw 
Pratt  and  Camden 


97  Director,  ]Sri].  DAN 

Daffiii  Benj.  cutler,  grinder  and  razor  maniifacturf.r, 

1  J  Holliday  st.;  dw  se  cor  Salisbury  &  Exeter 

Daggett  Sarah  Ann,  tavern  keeper,  s  e  cor  Market 

space  and  Concord  st 
Dagner  Saml,  haiter,  over  70  Centre  Market  Space 
Daiger  Jo>eph,  grocer,  145  Sharp  st 
Dail  Daniel,  carpeijtcr,  dw  s  High  st  between  Tri- 
nity and  VVilk  sts;  shop  Granhy  st 
Dailey  Jeremiah,   labourer,  Howard's  park,  near 

Belvidere  road 
Dailey  Thomas,  mercht.  Mulberry  st  near  Pearl 
Daix  Edward,  ladies' ornamental  iiair  nianuiacturer, 

82  Baltimore  st 
Daley  Margaret,  s  end  of  Caroline  st 
Daley  James,  cooper,  14  Ross  st 
Daley  mrs  Bridget,  Pratt  si  w  of  Chatsv/orth  run 
Daley  John,  dry  goods  merchant,  67  Lexington  st 
Daley  D-  plaisterer,  Saratoga  betw.  Pine  <S^.  Cove  st*; 
Daley  Steph.  grocer,  Harford  av.  foot  Crallows' liill 
Daley  Jacob  &  Son,  chair  makers,  Baltimore  st.  at 
the  bridge;  dw  cor  Albemai  le  and  e  Water  sts 
Daly  James,  machine  maker.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Daly  John,  blacksmith,  French  st  near  Exeter  st 
Daly  John,  grocer,  French  st  opposite  w  end  Potter 
Dalaport  Peter,  labourer,  Fayette  st  e  of  Pine 
Dallacosta,  J.  B.  64  n  Charles  st 
Dallam  Francis  J.  city  collector;  dw  Franklin  st  s 
side  w  of  St.  Paul's  lane,  ofhce,  city  hall,  Holi- 
day st 
Dallam  William,  dry  goods  mercht.  13  Baltimore  st 
Dallam  Samuel,  accountant,  13  New  Church  st 
Dalrymple  John,  grocer,  Front  st  betw.  Hillen  and 

French,  sts 
Dalrymple  W.  F.  merchant;  dw  e  side  Paca  st  be- 

tween  Fayette  and  Lexington  sts 
Damish  mrs  Elizabeth,  51  w  Pratt  st 
Damphoux  rev.  Edvvd.  John,  dw  86  ^Liberty  st 
Damuth  Wm.  watchman,  Lombard  st  w  of  Paca  st 
Dance  Thomas,  mercht.  dw  Cove,  st  near  intersec- 
tion with  Pennsvlvania  avenue 
9* 


DAS  .Malcheirs  Baltimore  08 


Daneker  John  J.  keeper  of  south  Methodist  bury- 
ing ground;  dvr  Montgonnery  st  near  Oiarles 
Danels   John  D.  &  Co  com.  merchants,  chandlers, 

and  grocers,  17  Spear''s  wharf 
Dane's    commodore  John  D.  50  Albemarle  st 
Danger  Geo  labourer,  Pennsyl.  av.  at  city  limits 
fDangerheld  David,  Douglass  st  near  East  st 
Daniels  John,  dyer,  Pitt  st  2d  door  w  of  Eden  st 
tDar.sbury  llightson,  lab.,  s  Eutavv  st  near  Conway 
Danskin  Marg.  boarding  house,  1  McClellan's  alley 
tDappy  Priscilla,  washer.  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
fDarby  Major,  Pratt  st  road  w  of  Washington  road 
Darley  J,  C.  portrait  painter,  over  71  Baltimore  st; 

dw  Fonn'ain  inn 
D'Arcy  (&■>  Didier,  merchts.  n  Calvert  st  2d  door  s 

of  Lexington  st 
D'Arcy,  J.  N.  firm  D'Arcy  &o  Didier;  dw  Sharp 

st  N  of  Lombard  st  e  side 
Darden  Stephen,  city  bailiff,  49  Camden  st 
Dare  Nathl.  merchant;  dw  Hanover  st  near  Lee  st 
Dare  Pri?cil]a,  Sharp  st  E  side  near  Lee  st 
Dare  S^  Rogers,  grocers,  21  Light  st  wharf 
Dare  &  Battee,  commission  merchants,  13  Light  st 
whf.  dw  both  Hanover  st.  betw.  Barre  &  Lee 
Daring  John,  cordwainer,  St.  Mary's  st 
Darling  Jas.  cordwainer,  Stirling  st  near  Monument 
Darney  Bartholomew,  ma:iner,  Fell  st  loner  end 
Daning!on  Mary  Ann,  dry  goods  store,  Thames  st 

s  sid(",  between  Bond  and  Maiket  sts 
.Darough  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Friendship 

st  near  Orleans  st 
tDary  Saml.  back  driver,  Union  st  e  of  Penn.  ave. 
Darry  Edward,  lab.  Holiday  st  near  Bath  &l  Centre 
Dashiel  mrs  Mary,  Caroline  st  s  of  e  Baltimore  st 
Dashicl  Asa,  cordwainer,  Bank  st  near  Spring  st 
Dashiel  James,  cordwainer,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Dashiel  mrs  Mary,  9o  Alice  Anna  st 
Dashie!  Levin,  tavcriv  keeper,  Cross  st  w  of  Johnson 
Dashiel  mrs  Sarahs  oough  gt  n  side  e  of  Eden  st 
fDask  Francis, carpeuter,  Qermarj  st  b(?tweea  Cove 
and  Pine  fits 


99  Director,  }SS\.  DAV 

Daug-hady  Joshua,  bricklayer,  Holland  stE  of  Har- 
ford run 
Daugherty  Joseph,  Potter  st  vv  side  near  Douglass 
Daugherty  Thomas,   bricklayer,  Bank  st  between 

Argyle  alley  and  Market  st 
Daugherty  Jas.  drayman.  Potter  st  e  side  n  of  Gay 
Davenport  Joseph,  tanner  and  currier,  iO  Cheap- 
side;  dw  95  N  High  st 
Davenport  &  Marsh,  cabinet  makers,  e  Baltimore 

st  near  Canal  st 
Davey  Henry,  Fleet  st  near  Washington  st 
Davey  capt.  Hugh,  Wille's  st  near  Block  st 
David  mrs  Elizabeth,  vv  side  Potter  st  near  Low 
David  David,  carpenter,  Holland  st  w  Harford  run 
Davidge  Rebecca,  16  Lexington  st  w  of  Charles  st 
tDavidge  Amos,  Waiter,  Chestnut  al.  \v  of  Pearl  st 
I)avids  mrs  Rachel,  Wagon  alley  near  Liberty  st 
])avidson  mrs  Elizabeth,  teacher,  56  n  Howard  st 
Davidson  Jas.  turner,  e  Falls  avenue    near  Pratt  st 
Davidson  John,  cordwainer,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Davidson  Sarah,  mantua  maker,   53  e  Baltimore  st 
Davidson  Ben.  A.  baker,  Mulberry  st  near  College  al 
Davidson  Wm.  shipmaster,  12  Hammond's  alley 
Davidson  mrs  Isabella,  13  Fleet  st 
Davidson  James,  cooper;  dw  55  s  Charles  st 
Davidson  John,  carter,  Caroline  st  near  Orleans  st 
Davidson  mrs.  huckster,  Addison  st  Sd  house  n  side 
Davidson  Robert,  weaver  s  of  vv  end  of  Franklin  st 
Davies  Jacob  G.  miller,  81  Bovvly's  wharf;  dw  cor 

Pleasant  and  St.  Paul's  sts 
Davis  Moses,  carpenter,  87  n  Liberty  st 
Davis  John,  superintendent  of  water  works,  corner 

St  Paul's  and  Hamilton  sts 
Davis  Charles,  grocer,  1  14  n  Howard  st 
])avis  William,  mariner,  67  Ann  st 
Davis  David,  milkman,  iMarket  st  near  Baltimore 
Davis  Thos.  painter,  Strawberry  al  near  Fleet  st 
Davis  John,  carter.  Sugar  alley  e  of  Charles  st 
Davis  Davis,  storekeeper.  Small  al  near  Caroline  st 
Davis  Amos,  shop,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 
Davis  Peter,  gea  capiam,  sw  cor  Wolf  &  \Vjlk  sts 
Pavis  Henryj  gtQae  c^uarrier.  Falls  turnpike 


DAY  M'atchefih  Baliininre  100 

Davis  mrs  Ann,  Pratt  st  near  Hi»li 
Davis  Fred'k,  blacksmith,  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
Davis  Doctor  Chas.  n\v  cor  e  Baltimore  &  Temple 
Davis  Rev'd  Daniel,  Lexington  Market  space,    3d 

door  w  of  Paca  st 
Davis  Francis,  bricklayer,  Friendship  near  Orleans 
Davis  Elizabeth,  Bath  st.  betAV  North  &  Davis  sts 
Davis  mrs  Elizabeth,  39  n  Gay  st 
Davis  Charles,  carpet   weaver,   (Hanover  Bazaar) 

Camden  st 
Davis  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  41  x  Gay  st 
Davis  mrs  Ann,  Sarah  Ann  st.  e  of  Cove 
Davis  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  Starr  al  near  Fleet  st 
Davis  Charles,  grocer,  nvv  cor  Light  and  Barre  sts 
Davis  William,  bricklayer,  146  Bond  st 
Davis  Josiah,  cordwainer,  80  x  Exeter  st 
Davis  Jos<^ph,  S2  Block  st 

Davis  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress,  Vv'ater  st  near  Exeter 
l^avis  Samuel,  corner  of  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
Davis  John,  ship  carpenter,  Gay  st  opposite  Mott 
L'^avis  mrs  Mary,  seamstress,  74  Hanover  st 
Davis  James,  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Davis  John,  cook  shop,  52  Light  st 
Davis  James,  drayman,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Cove 
Davis  John,  innkeeper,  Water  :5i  near  Frederick 
Davis  mrs.  33  New  Church  st 
Davis  Samuel,  laborer,  Pinkney  st  e  of  Caroliiie 
])avis  Wm.  cordwainer,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Davis  Levi,  attorney  at  law,  Fayette,  1  door  from 

St  PauPs  st 
Davis  Caroline,  50  Park  st 
JDavis  (/atharine,  washer,  Eden  st  near  Pratt 
;j;Davis  Fanny,  washer,  56  Park  st 
;[;Davis  &  Sanders,  whitevvaslier  and  house  cleaner, 

Front  st  near  the  Circus 
JDavis  Betsey,  Water  st  near  Calvert  st 
JDavis  Eliza,  lluxton  st 
;J:Davis  John,  seaman,  15  Happy  alley 
JDavis  James,  labourer,  34  Happy  alley 
JDavis  James,  drayman,  Saratoga  st 
^Davis  Samuel,  gardener,  Caroline  st  5?  of  Pratt 
jDavis  Josepli,  laborer,  Happy  al.  n  ofGaughst. 


101  DirecJcr,  1831.  DEA 


4 Davis  John,  shoemaker,  30  Fleet  st 

;|;I)avis  Francis,  porter,  Bounly  lane,  near  Spring  st 

;[:Davis  VVm.  sawyer,  Welcome  al.  w  of  Sharp  st 

+Davis  mrs.  rear  of  York  av.  bet  Harf  Sl  Yojk  av. 

JDavis  Wm.  carter,  s\v  cor  Charles  &  Hamburg 

J  Davis  Robert,  sawyer^  William  st  near  Charles 

^Davis  Betsey,  washer,  Peace  al.  w  of  Howard  st 

jDayis  Jacob,  laborer.  Short  st  near  Jetlerson 

tDavis  Susan,  Biddle  alley 

JDavis  Lewis,  drayman.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Park 

tDavis  Francis,  53  n  Gay  st 

jDawden  Adam,  laborer.  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 

Dawes  William,  accountant,  62  Sharp  st 

Dawe?  Francis,  cooper,  Fayette  st.  betw  Paca  and 

Green;  dw  Pearl  2d  door  w  of  Fayette 
Dawes  Hariison,  auctioneer  and  appraiser,  sw  cor 

Sharp  and  Baltimore  sts 
Dawes  mrs  Catherine,  Cowpen  al.  near  Liberty  st 
Dawson  miss  Frances,  Wolf  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Dawson  mrs  Cassandra,  dry  goods  store,  w  Pratt  st 

s  side,  near  Paca 
Dawson  W^m.  carpenter,  Wolf  st.  near  Alice  Anna 
Dawson  Robert,  merchant.  North  st  n  of  Fayette 
Dawson  Stephen,  ship  carpenter,  GO  Happy  alley 
Dawson  William  &Co.  merchants,  47  s  Gay  st 
Dawson  William, jr.  currier,  8  Cheapside 
Dawson  Thos.  R  mer.  tailor, Light  near  Montgomery 
Dawson  Jas.  in  Farm   &  Mer.  Bank;  dw  George  st 
JDawson  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  st  w  of  Wolf 
Day  Samuel  F.  city    watchman,  Frederick  st   be- 
tween Water  and  Second  sts 
Day  mrs  Sarah,  33  Bond  st 
tDay  Cato  caulker,  48  Happy  alley 
tDay  Robt.  dealer,  Chaisty's  alley,  n  of  Union  st 
tDcakins  Julia,  washer,  w  Pratt  st  e  of  Cove 
Deal  mrs  Susanna,  alley  s  of  w  termination  of  Cove 
Deal  mrs  Sarah,  Ensor  st  near  Monument 
Deal  John,  bricklayer,  Liberty  alley,  near  Falls  st 
Deal  mrs  Hannah,  inn  keeper,  8  iMarket  st 
Deal  Frederick,  wheelwright,  Richmond  st 
Deal  mrs  Catherine,  Har.  av.  near  Forest  st 
Deal  George,  victualler,  Penn  av.  near  Cove  st 


DEL  Mulchetrs  Baltimore  102 


Dean  mrs  Mary,  Maidej)  lane,  near  East  st 
Dean  Thomas,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Green 
Dearboy  Christian,  chemist,  (toss  st  w  of  Johnson 
Dearie   John,  domestic  factory,  Rock  st  4ih  door 

w  of  Lexington 
Dearer  Amos,  carpenter,  Hoivard  st  n  of  Madison 
Deaver  E.  Kent,  printer,    firm   Lucas   &   Deaver, 

Saratoga  st  between  Pine  and  Cove 
Deaver  James,  rope  maker,  Forest  st  s  of  Dongla^'S 
De  Baufie    James,  coach    maker   and   oruamenial 

painter,  22  flarrison  st  dw  23  Pitt  st 
Debeet  CorneliTis,  fancy  painter,  Pitt  st  e  of  Front 
Debler  John  M.  distiller,  French  st  near    Yoik  av. 
Debo  Mahlon,  carter,  Tyson  st 
De  BnUs  mrs  Doctor,  Lombard  st  opposite  Friends' 

Meeting  House 
Decker  mrs  Margaret,  George  st  near  Pine 
Decker  George,  Fayette  st  e  of  Howard 
Deck  Georgo,  laborer,  Pearce  st  w  of  Pine 
Decombs  Jeremiah,  blacksmith.  New  st  e  of  Paca 
Deegin  mrs  Ann,  tutoress,  Gay  st.  near  B.  A.  market 
Deems  Jacob,  commissioner  of  Healtli,  23  Pitt  st 
Deems  Geo.  W.  boot  and  shoe  store,  1 1  w  Pratt  st 
Deems  Cornelius,  tin  ware  and  sheet  iron  manufac- 
turer, Ensor  st  near  Hillen 
Deems  Adam,  laborer,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Deerhalt  Henry,  miller,  s  termination  Cathedral  st 
Deeton  n^rs  Ellen,  grocer,  corner  Barre  &  Charles 
De  Ford   BeDJ.  hide  and  leather  dealer,  44  s  Cal- 
vert st  dw  41  Albermarle  st 
De  Gars  John,  laborer,  \Vilk  st  s  side,  EofMarket 
Degilvin  John,  cordwainer,  Thames  st  e  of  Market 
De  Gov  Bartholomew,  china  and   variety  store,  29 

Harrison  st 
De  Gruchy  John,  chemist  and  mineral  vvaler  mauu- 

facturer,  11  s  Calvert  st 
Dehereguy  mrs  Theresa,  e  B:^ltimore  st  near  Canal 
Delacour  David,  accoun  ant,  Franklin  st  extended 
De  La  Hut,  mrs.  at  entrance  to  St  Mary's  College, 

near  Penn.  av. 
Delano  Joseph,  carpenter,  Granby  st  near  Gou^b 
Delano  capt  Henry,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 


103  J)irccfor,\SS\.  DEN 


Delauty  John,  grocer,  55  Saratoga  st 

Delauy  Aquila,  carter,  100  n  High  st 

Delany  John,  taiior,  3  Tlianiv^s  st  near  Market 

tDelany  Joseph,  sawyer,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 

fDehiny    Michael,   mill  stone  maker,  Ross  st  near 

Long  alley 
De  La  Roche  capt  Goo.  F.  74  Market  st 
Delberger  Jacob,  sawyer,  Biddle  al.  near  Penn  av. 
Deiclier  John,  huckster,  Mott  st  near  Gay 
Delclier  mrs  Sally,  71  French  st 
Delcher  John,  grocer,  cor  Ceuien  ^  Constitution  sts 
Deiclser  John,  brev^'er,  sw  cor  Fi-enchiS^  Constitution 
Delker  Jacob,  corclwainer.  Union  st  near  Ross 
Deli  Wm.  book  binder,  Bank  lane  near  Charles  st; 

d\y  N  Charles  st  near  Centre 
Delia  Jarrett,  blacksmith,  Lee  st  x  side,  near  Light 
Dellaway  John,  Mulberry  st  near  Lcrew"'s  alley 
Dellaway  Thomas,  teacher,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Deile  Gerhardt,   blacksmith,    Welcome  alley,   dw 

Lee  st  between  Light  and  diaries 
Deimas  Alexis  A.  tea,  wine  and  grocery  merchant, 

4  N  Charles  st  dw  23  Water  st  near  Calvert 
Deloste    Francis^   watchmaker    and   jeweller,    44 

Baltimore  st 
Delougiiery  John,  deputy  weigh  master  at  Custom 

House,  24  Pitt  st 
Delo'zier  iDrs  Ann,  Lexington  st  near  Eutaw 
Delphia    John,    chair   ornamentor,  Potter  st  near 

Douglass 
Del   Vechio   Peter,   thermometer,  &^c.  maker,   51 

Harrison  st 
De  Mangin  Charles,  grocer,  sw  cor  Front  &  Hillen 
De  Mouiins  mrs  Elizabeth,  at  entrance   to   St  Ma- 
ry's College,  near  Penn.  av, 
Dempsey  mrs  Elizabeth,  Bond  st  near  Bank  st 
Dempsey  Margt.  Strawberry  all.  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Dempsey   Wm.  saddle   and   harness   maker,   72  n 

Howard  st 
Dempster  Samuel,  laborer,  French  alley 
Dempster  mrs  Ellen,  grocer,  cor  Johnson  &■  Gross 
Denboer  mrs  Julia  Ann,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Deuboer  Nicholas,  teacher,  17  Potter  st 


DES  Matchett's  Ballimore  l04 

-  ' 
Denby  John,  laborer,  Jeflerson  si  e  of  Short 
Denby  Richard,  sawyer,  i  Kemp's  alley 
Benmead  rnrs  43  n  Exeter  st 
Dennies  A.  J.  commission   merchant,    12    Bovvly's 

wharf,  d\v  Baltimore  st  vv  of  Cove 
Deiii>on  Marcus,  grocer,  3i  Ila'timore  st   dvv  12  n 

Frederick  st 
Denison,  Conain  &  Co.   Patent  Floor  Cloth  Manu- 
factuiers,  s  High  st  near   Water.     Scq  Jldver- 
tisement. 
Denison  Edward,  corner  Soratoga  and  St  Paul's  st 
Denning  Daniel,    Hill  st  near  Liglit 
Dennis  Benj.  paper  hanger,  Rock  st  \v  of  Lexington 
Dennis  William,  cooper.  Ruck  st  w  of  Lexington 
Dennis  Peter,  porter.  East  st  near  Hillen 
Dennis  James,  gent  Saratoga  st  s  side,  e  of  Eutaw 
])er»nison  Thos.  carpenter.  Monument  st  s  of  Forest 
Dennisoa  mrs  Sarah,  Fleet  st  near  Caroline 
Dennison  John,  plasterer,  Orleans,  e  of  Harford  run 
Denny  Michael,  laborer,  cor  B.?.rre  and  Sharp  sts 
Denny  William,  lumber  merchant,  Thames  st  vv  of 

Ana,  s  side,  dw  Market,  near  Fleet 
Denny  Thomas,  merchant,  dvv  Barre,  w  of  Charles 
D'-nny  Patrick,  laborer,  Lerevv's  al.  near  Richmond 
Denny  William,  ship  joiner,  179  Market  st 
Denny  John,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Denny  William,  ship  joiner.  Fell  st  e  side 
tDenny  Samuel,  laborer,  Necessity  al.  near  High 
Deno  Peter,  grocer,  s  Eutaw  st  neai'  Conway 
Denson  Isaac,  hatter,  Pratt  st  near  Caroline 
Denv  Thomas,  grocer   and  commission   merchant, 
De  Ronceray  Charles,  professo  of  music,  94  s  High 

20  Light  st  wharf 
fDerrick  William,  gardener,  fisherman.  Chamber- 
lain alley,  near  Eutaw  st 
Derry  fienry,  laborer,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Howard 
De  S'iiields    Levin,   tavern   keeper,    Cross  st  w  of 

Johnson 
Dessin  Nicholas,  confectioner,  e  Pratt,  e  of  Cen- 
tre Market  Space 
Dessin  Nicholas,  gardner.  Cove  st  s  termination 
Despada  Charles,  hardware  merchant,  21  n  Gay  st 


105  Director,  1831.  DIG 

Despeaux  Alex,  ship  carpenter,  Block  st  w  of  Eden 
Despeaux  Ant'y,  ship  carpenter,  Block  st  vv  of  Eden 
Despeaux  mrs  Frances,  33  Philpot  st 
Despeaux  mrs  Ann,  Block  st  vv  of  Eden 
Deltmar  Henry  AV.  hatter,  Lovely  lane,  n  sid§ 
Devalengin  capt  Albert  F.  36  Block  st 
Devaiin  Hugh,  smith  in  general,  80  Harrison  stdw 

Constitution  st  near  Monument 
Devater  Benjamin,  cordwainer,  Addison  st 
Devaughn  Wm.  cordwainer,  80  McElderry's  wharf 
Develin  Hy.  carpenter,Lerew's  al.  near  Richmond  st 
Devereau  James,  Bazaar,  dw  38  n  Exeter  st 
tDevenier  Mary,  cook,  Wagon  alley,  e  of  P^rk  st 
Devette  mrs  Mary  Ann,  34  New  Church  st 
Devine  mrs  Mary,  grocer,  sw  corner  Frederick  st 

and  Buchanan's  wharf 
Devinny  mrs  Jane,  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Devisse  John,  white  washer,  Front  st  near  French 
Dew  mrs  Jane,  Aisquith  st  w  side,  n  of  Orleans 
Devvald  Jacob,  huckster,  Fort  road,  near  Magazine 
Dewalt  Jacob,  victualler,  Lerew's  al.  near  Saratoga 
Dewees  Andrew,  merchant,  Pratt  st  e   of  Exeter 
Dewees  Andrew  Si.  Co.  grocers,3  McElderry's  whf 
De  Young  Michael,  comb  maker,  jeweller  and  fancy 

store,  198  Baltimore  st 
Diamond  mrs  A.  E.  dry  goods  store  in  Bazaar;  dw 

76  N  High  st 
Diamond  tlames,  cooper.  Wolf  st  near  Fleet 
Diamond  Andrew,  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chats- 
worth  run 
Dick  W^m.  mariner,  Wolf  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Dickehut  mrs  Hannah,  confectioner,   ne  corner  of 

Baltimore  and  Frederick  sts 
Dickel  John  H.  grocer,  Howard  st  n  of  Peace  al. 
Dickerson  mrs  Lucretia,  95  Bond  st 
Dickerson  John,  carpenter.  Pearl  st  near  Lexington 
Dickerson  Elijah,  cordwainer.  Cross  w  of  Johnson 
Dickerson  mrs  Priscilla,  o(j  n  Exeter  st 
JDickerson  Wm.  laborer.  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
+Dickerson  Nathan,  Leadenhall  st.  near  Sugar  al 
tDickerson  Phillis,  washer,  Bank  st.  near  Spring 
10 


DIF  Matchett's  Baltimore  106 

TDickerson  Ricliaid,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Dickey  George  S.  grocer  and  commission  merchant, 
9  Light  £t  wharf;  dw  cor  M'Clellan's  al.  and 
Fayette  st 
Dickey  Patrick,  domestic  manufacturer,  Preston  st 

near  Ross 
Dickinson  Joshua,  grocer,  se  cor  Lee  and  Charles 
Dickinson  Wm.  reed  maker,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Dickinson  capt.  David  B.  NECor  Water  and  Exeter 
Dickinson  Sam.  cordwainer,  Mott  st  near  Stirling 
tDickinson  Perry,  scowman.  Short  st 
Dicks  Isaac,  coUon  spinner,  Lanvale  factory  w  of 

Belvidere  bridge 
Dickson  James,  sawyer,  Gay  st  opposite  Mott 
Dickson  Isaac,  waterman, Montgomery  stE  of  Light 
Dickson  John,  rigger,  Fawn  st  w  of  Exeter 
JDickson  Jas.  hack  driver.  Gay  st  e  of  B.  A.  market 
JDickfeOn  Perry,  hack  driver.  Low  stnear  Aisquith 
Didier  J.  T.  clerk  in  post  office,  dw  Mulberry  st  e 

of  Coiirthr.d 
Didier  Doctor  Franklin,  druggist,  63  C.  Mar.  space 
Didier  Edmund,  merchant,  Calvert  st.  2d  door  s  of 

Lexington;  dw  Calvert  n  of  Lexington 
Didier  Henry,  firm  ofD'Arcy  and  Didier;  dw  Cal- 
vert st  2d  door  s  of  Lexington 
ijelm.an  Henry,  professor  of  music,  7  Barnet  st 
>ieler  mrs  Mary  Ann  F.  Fawn  st.  near  Exeter  st 
DilTendall  Jolin,  stone  cutter,  20  Constitution  st 
Dift'cndertfer  Doctor  Michael,  se  corner  High  and 

Plowman  sts 
Diffendertfer  Chailrs,  grocer  and  hardware  mer- 
chant, 5  Baltimore  st;  dw  e  Baltimore,  corner 
of  Temple  st 
DifTenderfler  mrs  Elizabeth,  tsw  cor  of  Baltimore 

and  Exeter  sts 
Diffenderffer  Peter,  hardware  merchant,  cor  Balti- 
more and  Frederick  sts;  dw  23|  Baltimore 
Ditfenderffer  Doctor  Henry,  e  Baltimore  nf-ar  High 
DiflenderfTer  John  A.  hardware  merchant,  23i  Bal- 
timore, cor  Frederick  st 
Difienderffer  Henry  T.  turner,  Constitution  st  4th 
door  N  of  Beuren 


107  Director,  1831.  DIS 

DKFenderfFer  John,   grocer  and  iron  merchant,  cor 
Pratt  &  M'Eiderry's  whf;  d\v  Baltimore  near 
High  St 
DiffenderfFer  mrs  S.  M.  s  Gay  st  near  Second 
Dilfenderffer  Richard,  hay  weigher,  Belle-Air  Mar- 
ket; dvv  N  High  St.  2d  door  n  of  Gay 
Diggs  Beverly,  sea  captain,  Pratt  st  near  High 
Diggs  Ignatius,  cordwainer,  66  n  Front  st 
|Diggs  George,  wliitewasher,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Camden 
jDiggs  William,  drayman.  Cove  st  near  Baltimore 
Diie  Christian,  baker,  9^  Ensorst 
Dileha  Thos.  carpenter,  6  Lancaster  st 
Dill  Andrew,  apothecary  and  druggist,  sw  corner 

Green  and  Baltimore  sts 
Dill  Eliza,  Strawberry  alley  near  Fleet  st 
Dill  Edward  VV.  apothecary  and   druggist,   106  w 

Pratt  st;  dw  sw  cor  Baltimore  and  Green 
Dillehunt  John,  currier,  5  Cheapside;  dw  23  N  Cal- 
vert st 
Dillehunt  John,  Ross  st 

Dillehunt  J.  tin  plater,  Chamberlain  al  near  Eutaw  st 
Dilley,  Andw.  blacksmith,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
Dillon  mrs  Ann,  2  Wolf  st 
Dillon  W.  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Dillon  Daniel,  biscuit  baker.  Little  Hughes  st.  bet 

diaries  and  Liglit  st 
Dillow  R.  farrier  and  cow  doctor,  Pen  av  s  of  Union 
Dimmit  Joshua,  laborer,  Guilford's  al  near  Charles 
Dinsmore  and  Kyle,  grocers,  2  Pratt  st  wharf 
Dinsmore  mrs  Charlotte,  Eutaw  st  near  Franklin 
Dinsmore  Edward,  Front  st  3d  door  s  of  Hillen 
Dinsmore  Ths.  bricklayer,  French  opposite  Beuren 
Dinsmore  Patrick,  grocer,  110  n  Howard  st 
Dinsmore  Samuel,  drayman.  Pierce  st  w  qf  Cha^- 

worlh  run  ^Jf" 

Disney  Jas.  combmaker.  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
Disney  mrs  Jemima,  e  Centre  st 
Disney  John,  painter,  Peace  al.  w  of  Euta^  st 
Disney  Wm.  combmaker,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
Disney  Wesliy,  combmaker,  M'Ciellan's  alley;  dw 
105  s  Eutaw  st 


DON  Matchett's  Baltimore  108 

Dispensary  Baltimore  General,  10  Holiday  st 
Dispensary  Balli«iore  Easteriii,  e  Baltimore  st.  near 

Harford  run 
^Distance  Williiam,  mariner,  Canal  st  n  of  Pitt 
District  Court  Office,  Court-house  lane,  P.  Moore, 

clerk 
Dithridge  Edward,  glassmaker,  Jefferson  row 
Ditman  John,  cordwainer,  York  road  s  of  Belvidere 
Diton  mrs  Margaret,  Hillen  st  near  High 
Dietar  mrs  C.  tailoress.  Maiden  lane  w  of  Aisquith 
itDitto  Joseph,  mariner,  24  Wilk  st 
Diven  Edward,  milkman,  Rockst  near  Saratoga 
Dixon  James,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Dixon  Geo.  blacksmith.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Dixon  Isaac,  carpenter,  Hanover  bet  Pratt  &.  Lom- 
bard st;  dw  37  Camden  st 
Dixon  and  Kemp,  carpenters,  43  Hanover  st 
Dixon  Wm.  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 
JDixon  Mary,  washer.  Peace  al  w  of  Wolf  st 
JDixon  Harry,  sawyer,  Asbury  lane  near  Pratt 
j:Dixon  Samuel,  liack  driver,  Hiilen  st  n  of  Forest 
$Dixon  Valentine,  laborer.  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
IDixon  Daniel,  drayman,  Charles  st  s  of  Hill 
JDixon  Wm.  drayman.  Hill  st  near  Light 
Dobbin  mrs  Catherine,  Baltimore  st  near  Exeter 
Dobbin  John,  cordwainer,  rear  of  77  Hanover  st 
Dobbins  Wm.  carpenter.  East  st  near  Light 
Dobson  Jesse,  NECor  Potter  st  and  Halfmoon  alley 
Dobson  John,  painter,  Fleet  st  near  Washington 
iDobson  Greenbury,  Granby  st  near  Jones's  falls 
JDockins  Robert,  brickmaker.  Busy  al  near  Charles 
Docwra  mrs  Frances,  61  Harrison  st 
Dodd  Abel,  cordwainer,  Gay  st  near  B.  Air  market 
JDode  Peter,  clothing  store,  28  e  Pratt  st 
Doft  George,  tailor,  61  Harrison  st 
Doize  mrs  Louisa  M.  at  entrance  to  St.  Mary's  Col- 
lege, Penn  av 
Dolan  Edward,  oyster  house  &  tavern,  35  Wilk  st 
iDoUiin  Robert,  waiter,  42  n  Frederick  st 
Dolphin  Francis,  victualler,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Dombrook  Henry,  Apple  alley  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Donaghan  Pat.  carter,  Lancaster  stnear  Apple  al 


109  Director,  1831.  DOR 

Donahy  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Fleet  st  near  Spring 
Donaldson  mrs  Priscilla,  18  Caroline  st 
Donaldson  William,  weaver,  Pierce  st  vv  of  Cove 
Donaldson  mrs  Sidney,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Donaldson  Andrew,  huckster,  nw  cor  Mercer  st  and 

Public  alley 
Donaldson  Doctor  William,  18  Lexington  st 
Donaldson  Samuel  I.  attorney  at  law,  4  St  Paul's  st 
Donaldson  John  J.  attorney  at  law,  22  St  Paul's  st 
Donnell  John,  James  &/  William,  merchants,  sw  cor 

Gay  and  Water  sts;  dw  Water  st  near  South 
tDonnell  Washington,  Granby  st  near  Jones's  falls 
Donelly  Hugh,  labourer,  76  French  st 
Donnelly  Isaac,  painter,  Union  al.  e  of  Harford  run 
Donnelly  Pat.  grocer  ne  cor  Park  st  and  Wagon  al. 
Donnelly  James,  mariner,  65  Fleet  st 
Donnelly  John,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Baltimore 

st  near  Cove  st 
Donnelly  John,  soap  boiler,  Hillen  st  near  High  st 
Donnelly  J  no.  weaver,  cor  Schroeder&.  Mulberry  st 
Donnelson  Aaron,  fishman,  s  Front  st  near  Plowman 
Donadieu  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  3  Baltimore  st 
Donnon  Geo.  weaver,  Pieice  st  w  Ciiatsworth  run 
Donohoo  Samuel,  nailor,  Caroline  st  s  end 
Donohoo  Jas.  ship  joiner.  Fleet  st  near  Washington 
Donohue  Richard,  159  n  Gay  st 
Donohue  Owen,  drayman,  Hillen  st  near  High  st 
Donohue  Barney,  drayman,  William  st  near  Light 
Donehue  Richard,  tailor  94  n  Exeter  st 
Donovan  Richard,  innkeeper,  corner  of  Long  alley 

and  Lexington  market  space 
Donovan  Albert,  cabinet  maker,  s  e  cor.  of  Hillen 

and  East  sts;  dw  East  st  n  of  Ensor  st 
Donovan  Carvill,  carpenter,  East  st  near  Gay  st 
Donovan  Joseph  S.   keeper  of  Vauxhall  gaidens, 

Light  st  corner  of  Armistead  lane 
Donovan  Valent.  carpenter  se  cor  Hillen  &  East  sts 
Donsee  Leopold,  boot  and  shoemaker,  10  Sharp  st 

s  of  Baltimore  st 
Dorbaker  William,  victualler,  Cove  st  s  of  Pratt  st 
Dorbaker  Adam,  victualler,  Cove  st  s  of  Pratt  st 
Dore  Ruth,  white vvasherj  Stirling  si  n  end 


DOR  Matcheti^s  Baltimore  HO 

Doris  John,  labourer,  87  n  Liberty  st 
Dority  Jacob,  labourer,  1 1  Happy  alley 
tDorkins  Charles,  waiter,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
tDorling  Patty,  washer,  East  st  near  Douglass  st 
Dorman  Wnn.  boarding  house,  15  McEldeiry's  whf 
Dorman  Jannes,  firm  of  Fowler  &   Dormaii,  dw  s 

Frederick  st  near  Baltimore  st 
Dorman  Thos.  boot  and  shoe  store,  5  Baltimore  st 
Dorman  William,  hatter,  30  Bond  st 
Dorn  an  James,  firm  of  Dorman  &  Fowler;   dw  3 

Frederick  st  near  Baltimore  st 
Dorn  F.  W.  commission  merchant;  dw  n  Exeter  st 

2d  door  s  of  Hiilen  st 
Dorney  Enoch,  tavern,  cor  Light  ^\  and  R«Jxton  lane 
Doniey  Barihol.  grocer,  41  Fianklin  st  w  of  Euiaw 
JDorrile  Matthew,  labourer,  French  alley 
Dorrittee  William,  house  painter,  98  Pitt  st 
Dorry  mrs  Eleanor,  apothecary  and  druggist,  Alice 

Anna  st  near  Market  st 
Dorry  Jesse,  slioemaker.  Wolf  st  near  Ann  st 
Dorsey  Alexander  4^  Co.  china  merchants,  ne  cor 

E  Baltimore  and  High  sts 
Dorsey  Joshua,  auctioneer,  Frederick  st  dock;  dw 

KE  cor  Liberty  and  Fayette  sts 
Dorsey  George,  Beuren  st  e  side 
Dorsey  Richard,  merchant,  Exchange  building;  dw 

Saratoga  st  opposite  Liberty  st 
Dorsey  Ezek  grocer,  sw  cor  Bond  and  Thames  sts 
Dorsey  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  55  Wagon  alley 
Dorsey  Joshua,  com,  mercht.  1  Buchanan*s  wharf 
Dorsey  William  E.  tavern  keeper,  sw  cor  Marsh 

market  space  and  Swan  st 
Dorsey  Geo.  Vv .  brickmaker,  Sugar  al.  E  of  Charles 
Dorsey  mrs  Henrietta,  Paca  st  near  Franklin  st 
Dorsey  mrs  Ann,  Pearl  st  near  Saratoga  st 
Dorsey  John  H.  clerk  city  couimissioners^  George 

st  between  Pine  and  Pearl  sts 
Dorsey  Michael,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light  st 
Dorsey  Michael,  miller.  Centre  st  near  Calvert  st 
Dorsey  Reiiry,  grocer,.  53  Camden  st 
JDorsey  Abbey,  Chestnut  al  E  of  Chatswortb  st 
jDorgey  Cresy,  w  asher^^^  G&cman  lane 


Ill  Director,  \S^\,  DOW 

JDorsey  Aminta,  Saratoga  st  s  of  Pearl  st 
jDorsey  Lucinda,  huckster,  Addison  st 
tDorsej  Henry,  labourer,  German  st  w  of  Green  st 
tDorsey  Susan,  washer,  Sharp  st  near  Barre  st 
tDorsey  Isaac,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Pratt  st 
tDorsey  Perry,  Guilford's  alley  near  Charles  st 
J;Dorsey  Jas.  hack  driver,  Caroline  st  near  Gough 
JDorsey  Henry,  labourer.  Chapel  al.  hear  Park  st 
Dossou  John  Joseph,  hair  dresser,  Pratt  st  2d  door 

w  of  w  Falls  avenue 
Doster  John,  tailor,  L.  Hampstead  st  e  of  Eden  st 
Dougherty  Jos.  coach  trimmer,  New  st  near  n  Paca 
Dougherty  George,  carpenter,  s  end  of  Caroline  st 
Dougherty  James,  grocer,  cor  Eutaw  and  Ross  ste 
Dougherty  Hugh,  carpenter,  Bank  st  near  Market 
Dougherty  mrs  Margaret,  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
Dougherty  Rt.  blacksmith.  Fawn  st  e  of  Bishop's  al 
Dougherty  Daniel,  labourer,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Ostend 
Dougherly   Hugh,  stone  mason,  Cathedral  st  near 

Tyson's  aliey 
Dougherty  Neal,  grocer,  Union  st  near  Ross  st 
Douglass  R.  H.  merchant,  50  s  Gay  st 
Douglass  Arnold  B.  surgeon  dentist,  8  Hanover  st; 

dw  corner  of  Cliarles  and  Pratt  sts 
Douglass  Daniel,  109  Bond  st 

Douglass  Jolin  L.  coo[)er,  St.  Paul's  st  n  of  Hamilton 
Douglass  Wm.  vvatciiiuan,  cor  Luun's  lane  &.  Paca  st 
Douglass  mrs  R.  H.  ^sialoga  st  vv  of  Charles  st 
Douglass  Peter,  cooper,  5G  Harrison  st 
tDougla,ss  Geo.  drayman,  32  Light  st;  dw  Holiday  st 
tDouglass  Thomas,  do.  Eager  al.  near  Mulbeny  st 
tDouglass  Saml.  porler.  Pine  st  near  Fayette  st 
tDouglass  Wm.  blacksmith,  French  al.  near  Light 
Doughty  Epenetes,  baker,  63  n  Liberty  st 
Doulan  John,  grocer,  Penn.  avenue  near  city  limits 
tDove  Adam,  labourer,  cor  Bank  and  Wolf  sts 
Dover  Christoph.  cordwainer,  Busy  al.  near  Charles 
f Dowden  Solo,  sawyer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass  st 
Bowdin  Nicholas,  drayman.  Bell  al.  near  Bath  st 
Dowie  William,  miller,  Lanvale  cotton  factory  w  of 

Belvidere  bridge 
Powlau  JohOj  labourer  J  Penn.  av.  near  city  limits 


DRA  Matcheti^s  Baltimore  112 


fDowIan  Isaac,  drayman,  Doctor's  lane  between 

Harford  and  York  avenues 
Dowlin  John,  labourer,  2  Mulberry  st 
Dowling  Hugh,  Harrison  st  near  Gay  st 
Downing  Nathl.  bricklayer,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Dowling  Edward,  carpenter,  5  Nev\-  st 
Dowling  Wm.  grocery  store,  cor  Wilk  &  Spring  sts 
Dowling  Thos.  fisherman.  Green  st  near  Baltimore 
Dowling  mrs  Mary,  66  s  High  st 
Downey  Edm'd  carpenter,  Orleans  st  near  Canal  st 
Downey  Howell,  house  cajpeuter,  Lexington  st  e 

of  Liberty  st 
Downey    Elizabeth   Ann,  sempstress,  German  st 

between  Cove  and  Pine  sts 
Downey  Risdon,  chair  maker,  Forest  st  near  Gay 
Downs  Isaiah,  comb  maker.  Pierce  st  near  Pearl  st 
Downs  mrs  Ruth  A.  Cathedral  st  near  Tyson's  alley 
Downs  Robt.  rope  maker,  Spring  st  near  Holland  st 
Downs  William,  pilot,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden  st 
Downs  Stewart  D.  tailor,  Madison  st  near  Lerew's  al 
Downs  mrs  Ann,  Albermarle  st  w  side  near  Wilk  st 
Downs  James,  cordwainer,  New  st  near  n  Paca  st 
Downs  Robert  S.  constable.  Potter  st  n  of  Gay  st 
fDowns  Julia,  13  Ruxton  st 
•j-Dovvus  James,  waiter.  Potter  st  s  of  Low  st 
tOowsley  Kobt.  labourer,  Holland  st  e  of  Har.  run 
Dowson  Llobt.  H.  scrivener,  24  Pitt  st 
Doxy  mrs  Elizabeth,  Carolip/r;  st  n  of  Gough  st 
Doyljer  Josiali,  pilot,  Alice  Anna  st  n  side  e  end 
Doyle  mrs  Mary,  s  end  of  Caroline  st 
Doyle  Patrick,  Ann  st  near  Gough  st 
Doyle  Jas.  tallow  chandler,  44  Lexington  w  of  Park 
IDoyle  Richard,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
Drake  Henry,  agent  for  Stockton  &  Stokes,  3  Ne^v 

Church  st 
Drake  William,  grocer,  cor  W' illiam  and  Cross  sts 
Drake  Matthew  W.  locksmith  and  hardware  mer. 

>'E  corner  of  Lombard  and  Light  sts 

Diane  John,  Temple  st  between  Pitt  and  High  sts 

Draper  Ry  land,  tobacconist,  Hull's  lane  e  of  East  st 

Draper  Garrison,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturer,,, 

Forest  st  betweea  Hillen  and  Freacb  sts 


113  Director,  ]8S\.  DUG 

Draper  Alexr.  teacher,  Wolf  st  near  Alice  Anna 
tDraper  Ryland,    do.   Long  al.  near  Lexington  st 
Drebert  mrs  Catherine,  74  s  Charles  st 
tDrewitt  Susan,  washer,  24  Lexington  st 
Drew  mrs  Mary  H.  Maiden  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 
Drum  John,  grocer,  cor  Water  and  Frederick  st& 
fDrummer  Evan,  brickmaker,  Hill  st  near  Sharp 
fDrummond  Perry,  waiter.  Run  al.  n  of  Fayette  st 
Drury  Wm.  tinware  manufacturer,  243  Baltimore  st 
Dry  den  Isaac,  house  &  sign  })ainter,  106  w  Pratt  st 
Dryden  &  Hunt,  merchant  tailors,  5  Sharp  st 
Dryden  John,  piano  maker,  43  Pitt  st 
Dtyden  mrs  Ann,  wagon  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
Dryden  Samuel,  boot  and  shoemaker,  s  e  cor  Balti- 
more and  Liberty  sts;  dw  Liberty  next  door 
Dryneman  Harriet,  Water  st  near  Harford  run 
Dubernard  William,  tailor  and  scourer,  Pratt  st  w 

of  Charles  st 
Dubois  Joseph,  Market  st  bridge;   dw  82  Pitt  st 
Duboismartin  Francis  A.  cigar  maker,  25  Water 

w  of  Market  space 
Ducatel  Edme  &-  Sons,  chemists  and  druggists,  26 
Duchman  mrs  Margaret,  Camden  st  near  Sharp  st 

Baltimore  st 
Duddell  James,  cabinet  maker,  58  Penn.  avenue 
Dudley  mrs  Mary,  Potter  st  near  Douglass  st 
Dudley  John  L.  at  Observatory;  dw  Armistead  lane 
Duering  David  S.  cordwairier,  cor  Long  al  &  Ross  st 
Duesbury  mrs  Elizabeth,  27  Albermarle  st 
Duff  Elizabeth,  sw  cor  Baltimore  and  Eden  sts 
Duff  John,  weaver,  Lanvale  factory,  w  of  Belvidere 

bridge 
JDuff  Basil,  Halfraoon  alley,  near  East  st 
Duffy  Philip,  weaver,  Rock  st  near  Saratoga 
Duffy  Henry,  clothing  store,  23  s  Calvert  st;  dw 

Camden  st 
Duffy  mrs.  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Duffy  John,  weaver,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Duffy  James,  laborer,  is  Howard  st  e  of  Richmond' 
Dugan  Frederick,  Fayette  st  e  of  St  Paul's 
Dugan  Hammond,   patent  cordage  store.   66  South 

St.  Bovvly's  whf;  dw  Water  st.  near  Exchange 


DUN  MatchetCs  Baltimore  114 


Dugan  Cuaibeiland,  Waler  st,  w  of  Exchange 
Duiian  mrs  Wealthy  Ann,  Peace  al.  vv  of  Eutavv  st 
Dugan  FreiJerick  1.  attorney  at  law,  4  Fayette  st 
Bugent  Francis,  trader  &.  stock  maker,  30  n  High 
Duhanimel  Jarnes,  bag  maker,  Light  street 
Duhurst  mrs  Greeubury,  3.j  n  Gay  st 
Duke  James,  grocer,  ^vv  cor  Howard  &l  Camden 
Dukeharl  Valerius,  bru^h   and  wood  ware  variety 

store,  131  J  Baiiimore  st 
Dukehart  Henry,  furniture  store,   58  Baltimore  st; 

dw  5  Front  st 
DukeJjart  VVm  watchmaker,  33  Piatt  st  near  Charles 
Dukehart  Jo'm,  carpenter,  Fayette  st  near  Calvert 
tDukehart  Peter,  L.  Plea^^ant  st  near  College  alley 
Dukes  Jas.  cordvvainer,  JSlontgomery  st.  4th  door  e 

of  Cijarles  st 
Dulany  Gralton  L.  attorney  at  law,  7  Lexington  st; 

dw  Courtiand  >' of  Franklin 
Dulin  Doctor  A.  F.  43  n  Eutaw  st 
Dull  James,   blacksmith,  cor  Light  and  York  sts; 

dw  Kill  St.  betw  Light  and  Charles 
Dumaris  madam,  n  Frederick  st 
Dumas  P.  B  ready  made  clothing  store,  14  South  st 
Dumpsey  Caroline,  washer,  French  alley 
iJDunaho  Thomas,  silver  plater,  6  Block  st 
Dunau  Doctor  Adolphus,  52  n  Frederick  st 
Dunbar  George  T.  Ca>hier  of  Commercial  and  Far- 
mers' Bank,  10  s  Howard  st 
JDunbar  Charles,  Chamberlain  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Duncan  Rev.  John  M.  pastor  of  Associated  Reform- 
ed Church;  dw  Calvert  st.  n  of  Lexington 
Duncan  mr.  gardener,  Cove  st  intersection  of  Pen  av 
Duncan  James,  gardener,  Ross  st  near  St  Mary's 
Duncan  Levin  H.  ship  builder,  So  Fell  st 
Duncan  Joseph,  boi>t  and  shoe  maker,  5  South  st 
Duncan  William,  rigger,  50  Fleet  st 
Duncan  Abei.  sea  captain.  Sharp  st  e  side 
Duncan  mrs  Grace  Ann,  tailoress,  Bank  st  between 

Argyle  alley  and  Mai  ket  st 
Duncaw  Christian,  Mulberry  st  near  College  alley 
Dundas  Henry,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  4  Lancaster  st 
dw  Alice  Anna  nearBohd 


115  Director,  1831.  DUP 


Dundore  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker,  4  Lancaster 

St;   dvv  Alice  Anna  near  Bond 
Duncan  Stevenson,  cooper,  Exeter  st  near  Pitt 
Dungan  F.  D.  and  Co.  wholesale  shoe  dealers,  242 
cor  Baltimore  &  Liberty  sts;  dvv  Pearl  st  near 
Lexington 
Dungan  William,  constable,  cor  Bath  &l  Calvert  sts 
Dunham  Jacob,  ship  carpenter,  Wi!k  st  e  of  Wolf 
Dunham  Wm.  E.  coachmaker,  1 1  I  French  st 
Dunham  James,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  Thames 

st  near  Bond 
Dunlap  Matthew,  weaver,  Rock  st  s  of  »Saratoga 
Dunlap  mrs  Saiah,  Park  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Dunlap  Thomas,  s\v  cor  Baltimore  and  Market  sts 
JDunlap  Diana,  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Dunlevy  Thos.  C.  grocer  and  livery  stable  keeper, 

Fish  Market  space 
Dunniead  mrs  Mary,  43  n  Exeter  st 
J)unn  Curtis,  ship  cai  penter,  Ann  st  near  Wilk 
Dunn  Thomas,  cane  factory.  Spring  st  near  Bank 
Dunn  Michael,  wheelwright  and  blacksmith,  60  n 

High  st 
Dunn  mrs.  widow  of  Jolin,  Light  st  near  Pratt 
Dunn  Michael  A.  book   and  job  printer,   and  pub- 
lisher of  the  Wreath,  2  Maiket  st 
Dunn  William,    manager  of  Gist's   paint  factory. 

Fort  M'Henry  road,  opposite  Fell's  Point 
Dunn  Washington,  huckster,  se  cor  Lee  &  Charles 
Dunn  E.  tavern  keeper,  Pratt  w  of  Chatsvvorth  run 
Dunn  mrs  Elizabeth,  Liberty  al.  near  Monument  st 
Dunn  mrs  Jane,  Potter  st.  betw  Hillen  and  French 
Dunn  mrs  Elizabeth,  Barnet  st.  w  of  Charles 
Dunn  John,  tailor,  47  n  Liberty  st;  d\v  23  New 

Church  st 
iDunn  Charles,  Gay  st  e  of  Mott 
Dunnigan  Barth.  innkeeper.  Market  below  Thames 
Dunning  mrs  Margaret,  Aisquith  st.  n  of  Orleans 
Dunning  Samuel,  victualler,  Aisquith  stw  of  Orleans 
Dunnington  Wm.  P.  tobacco  merchant,  dw  127  Ha- 
nover st;  counting  room.  Gay  st  s  of  Water  st 
JDuppins  Phoebe,   washer.   Ell  or  Broad  alley,  s 
Frederick  sts 


DYE  MaUheWs  Baltimore  116 

Duprav  mrs  Margaret  H.  confectioner,  Fayette  st. 

E  of  Howard 
Duran  Gustavus,  accountant,  26  n  Liberty  st 
Durand  Benj.  boot  and  shoemaker,  Pratt  st  bridge 
Durborovv  John,  attorney  at  law,  60  Pitt  st 
Durding  John  T.  plough  nidker,  Exeter  st  belween 

Baltimore  and  Pitt 
Durgan  John,  ship  carpenter,  20  Philpot  st 
Durham  John,  cooper,  cor  w  Pratt  and  Green  sts; 

d\v  Baltimore,  betw  Sharp  and  Hanover  sts 
Durham  Lloyd,  grocer,  sw  cor  Eutaw  &  Camden  sts 
Durham  mrs  Priscilla,  Ross  st.  near  St  xMary's 
JDurhara  Rachel,  Forest  st.  near  Penitentiary 
During  mrs  St  Mary's  st 
Durkee  Stephen  S.  K.  cabinet  maker,  6  Water  st 

w  of  vSouth 
Durkee  Doctor,  9  s  Gay  st;  dw  Albermarle  st 
Durning  James,  carpenter,  76  East  st 
Durocher  A.  H.  Concert  Hall,  s  Charles  st 
Durst  John  Felix,  cotton  wadding  maker,  corner  of 

Busy  alley  and  Hanover  st 
Dushane   John,    carpenter,  shop    cor   Lombard  <&:- 

Shar[);  dw  64  Sharp  st 
Dushane  Cornelius,  bricklayer,  sw  corner  Sharp  st 

and  Peace  alley 
])ushane  Valentine,  carpenter,  Franklin,  w  of  Pearl 
i)utro  mrs  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Paca 
Dutton  John,  bricklayer,  Pinkney  st  vv  of  Apple  al. 
Dutton  Robert,  cabinet  maker,  98  Bond  st  ware- 
room  124  Bond  st 
Duval  I  mrs  Siiakspeare  st  near  Bond 
Duvall  Nathan   T.  ladies   shoemaker,  Holland  st  s 

side,  E  of  Harford  run 
Duvall  John  H.  merchant,  dw  63  s  Sharp  st  e  side 
Duvall  mrs  Rebecca,  Pearl  st  near  Mulberry 
Duvivier  Sarah,  French  st  opposite  w  end  Potter 
Dwyer  mrs  Elizabeth,  21  Harrison  st 
Dye  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  57  South  st 
Dyer  Joseph,  victualler,  Har  av.  near  Forest  st 
Dyer  John  M.  victualler,  Hommony  Hill,  near  York 

road,  E  side 
fDyer  Martha,  Eden  st  w  side,  s  of  Gough 


117  Director,  18SI,  ECC 

Dyett  Joseph,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  81  Ensor  st 
Dykes  mrs  Margaret,  Fayette  st  near  Green 
Dykes  John,  academy,  Lombard  st  e  of  Howard, 

dw  SE  corner  of  Fayette  and  Pearl 
Dysart  Moses  A.  Collector,  Pratt  st  w  of  Exeter 
Dyson  Mary,  carpet  weaver,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Howard 

EAGLESTON  JOSEPH,  carpenter,  Mulberry 

st  s  side,  E  of  Pine 
Eaglestou  Benj.  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  near  Pine 
Eagleston  Archibald,  20  Happy  alley 
Eagleston  John,  carpenter,  Happy  al.  near  Gough 
Ealer  Jacob,  miller,  sw  cor  e  Baltimore  &,  Caroline 
Ealer  Lewis,  gunsmith,  Thames  st  near  Ann 
Ealy  Wm.  grocer  and  ship  carpenter,  sw  corner  of 

Wolf  and  Alice  Anna  sts 
Eareckson  Thomas,  carpenter,  17  Pitt  st 
Earickson  Wm.  ship  carpenter.  Stiles  st  near  Gough 
Earl  Jesse  C.  surgical  instrument  maker,  Lombard 

st  w  of  Howard 
Earnest  George  and  Wesley  Cowles,  china  ware 
merchants,  25  &  29  s  Calvert  st;  dw  G.  Earn- 
est 9  Waterloo  row 
Easter  John,  dry  goods  store,  26  Centre  Market 

Space;  dw  se  cor  Granby  &  High  sts 
Easter  J.  &  R.  dry  goods  merchants,  23  Baltimore  st 
Easter  H.  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  47  Baltimore 
Easter  Wm.  dry  goods  merchant,  73  Baltimore  st 
Eastman  Samuel,  seaman,  16  Bond  st 
Eastman  Jonathan  S.  agricultural  implements  manu- 
factory, seeds  store,  &c.  SQ  w  Pratt  st.;  dw 
Barre  st.  betw  Hanover  and  Sharp  sts 
Easto  mrs  Jane,  Carpenter's  alley,  e  of  Eutaw  st 
Eaverson  Joseph,  coachmaker,  n  Charles  st  n  of 

Fayette,  dw  M'Clellan's  alley 
Ebb  mr  pilot,  Washington  st 
Ebberts  Geo.  tobacconist,  w  termination  Park  lane 
Ebeervein  Wm.  baker,  Fayette  st  w  of  Park,  s  side 
Eberhart  Conrod,  huckster,  Saratoga  st  near  Pine 
Ebsworth  G.  B.  brass  founder  and  fender  manufac- 
turer, 84  Baltimore  st 
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EGE  Matcheit's  Baltimore  1 1 8 

Ecclas  mrs  Abigail,  Chamberlain's  all.  near  Eutaw 
Ecclcs  James,  carpenter,  Fleet  st  near  Wolf 
Echberger  John,  boat  builder,  Ann  st  near  Lancaster 
Eckel  Wm.  J.  grocer,  ne  cor  Hillen  &  Exeter  sts 
Edelen  James  S.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  s  side, 

E  of  St  Paul's  st 
Eden  Wm.  cordwainer,  Eden  st  s  side,  near  Pitt 
Eden  Alex,  victualler,  nw  corner  Light  &>  West  sts 
Eden  mrs  Jane,  Light  st  2d  house  n  of  West 
Edes  Benjamin,  book  &  job   printer,  over  nu'  cor 

Baltimore  &  Gay  sts;  dvv  41  Harrison  st 
Edes  mrs  Sarah  T.  teacher  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson 
fEdex  Jarrett,  hack  driver,  Howard  st  s  of  Barre 
Edie  Wm.  baker,  91   Smith's  wharf 
Edmonson  Thomas,  Franklin  st  w  of  Gilmor 
Edmoiidson  capt  Moses,  s  Charles  st  near  William 
Edmundson  Ellis,  upholsterer,  Pratt  st  near  Market 
Edmundson  John,  sw    corner  of  Warren  and  Light 
Edmundson  &  Freeland,  cabinetmakers  and  uphol- 
sterers, 62  South  st;  dw.  Eli  Edmundson,  e 
.  Pratt  St.  Fell's  Point 
fEdmondson  Wm.  laborer,  Argyle  alley,  near  Fleet 
JEdmondson   Francis,    laborer,    alley   rear   of   s 

Frederick  st 
Edmonston  Thomas,  s  of  Liberty  road 
Edmonston  Thomas  B.  constable,  Front  st  3d  door 

s  of  Hillen 
Edrington  Doctor  E.  G.  18  Fayette  st 
Edwards  Richard,  sea  captain,  Ann  st  near  Fleet 
Edwards  Sarah,  cookshop,  28  Bond  st 
Edwards  Samuel,  mariner,  5  Shakspeare  st 
Edwards  James,  laborer,  91  n  Howard  st 
Edwards  Robt.  carpenter,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Edwards  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  16  s  Calvertst 
Edwards  Wm.  carpenter,  Granby  st  near  Gough 
Edwards  Joseph,  brass  founder,  n  Howard  stnear 

Grundy's  row 
Edwards  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  se  corner  Orleans 

st  and  Long  lane 
tEfford  Hy.  brick  maker,  Bottle  all.  w  of  Howard 
Egan  Mary,  Wolf  st  near  Lancaster 
Egan  James,  teacher,  5  Mercer  st 


119  Director,  18SI.  EIS 

E^^an  mrs  Anthony,  inkeeper,  Water  st  near  Exeter 
Egenton  Arthur,  mill  stone  maker,  Concord  st  near 

Pratt  st 
Egerton  Jarrett,  laborer,  Caroline  st  s  end 
Egerton  C.  C.  merchant,  dvv  Water  st  4th  door  e 

of  Jones's  Falls 
Egerton  John  B.  Maryland  Lottery  and  Exchange 

office,  KE  corner  South  and  Water  sts  dw  cor 

Water  and  Front  sts 
Eggleston  Benj.  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Egnevv  Wm.  s\v  cor  Baltimore  and  Market  sts 
Ehlen  6l  Kehlenbeck,  sugar  refiners,  Paca  st  6  of 

Franklin 
Ehlen  John,  sugar  refiwer,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Ehler  Tonis,  laborer,  Biddle  alley  near  Ross  st 
Ehlers,  Herman,  cooper,  Exeter  st.  near  Gay 
Ehrhart  Jacob,  carpenter,  West  st  near  Charles 
Ehrman  John,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Conway 
Ehrman  John  &  Jacob,  carpenters,  Fayette  st  e  of 

Eutaw  s  side 
Eichelberger  Geo.  S.  clerk  of  Marsh  market,  and 

justice  of  peace;  dw  Albermarle  s  of  Water 
Eichelberger  mrs  Eliz'h,  George  st.  near  Pine 
Eichelberger  John,  tobacconist.  Peace  al.  3d  door 

w  of  Eutaw  st 
Eichelberger  Lewis,  attorney  at  law,  8  Athenaium 
Eichelberger  mrs  Eleonor,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Eichelberger  Wm.  musician,  Orleans  st.  betw  Ais- 

quith  and  Short 
Eichelberger  Wm.  clerk  at  Baliimore  Gazette;  dw 

Bank  lane  near  St  Paul's  st 
Eichelberger  Martin,  weigh  master,  24  Hanover  st 
Eichelberger  James  F.  boarding  house,  Camden  st. 

w  of  Eutaw 
Eichelberger  John,  tobacconist.  Park  n  of  Saratoga 
Eikens  William,  cordwainer,  Board  alley 
Eiselen  mrs  Elizabeth,  Scott  st  near  Columbia 
Eisler  John,  drayman,  nw  cor  Pitt  and  Potter  sts 
Eisler  John,  jr.  saddler  &  harness  maker,  48  South 
Eisenbrant  Henry,  musical   instrument  maker  and 
music  store,  54  Baltimore  st.    See  advertisement 


ELL  Matchett^s  Baltimore  1 20 

Eisman  George,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
Elas  Henry,  grocer,  Howard  st  s  of  Conway 
Elbert  Doctor  Lodman,  68  Market  st 
fElbert  Siddy,  laundress,  Guilford's  al  E  of  Charles 
Elburn  Reuben,  laborer,  Little  Hughes  st.  between 

Charles  and  Light  sts 
Elder  B.  S.  &  Son,  grocers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 8  N  Howard  st;  dw  B.  S.  Elder,  Fay- 
ette st  w  of  Eutaw 
Elder  Samuel,  merchant,  Pratt  st.  near  Albermarle 
Elder  &.  Boston,  hat  manufacturers,  successors  to 

J.  Cox,  8  s  Calvert  st 
Elder  Hilliary,  hat  manufacturer,  s  Calvert  st;  dw 

Nw  cor  Charles  and  York 
Elder  S.  &l  J.  ship  chandlers,  grocers  and  buiscuit 

bakers,  81  and  91  Smith's  wharf 
Elder  Francis,  coppersmith,  Lee  st  near  Charles 
Elder  mrs  Sarah,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Elderkin  John,  woollen  manufacturer,  91  Hillen  st 
Elderkin  William  G.  dry  goods  merchant,  43  Balti- 
more st 
Eli  Mahlon  S.  cordwainer,  Harford  arenue  near 

Forest  st 
Eliason  Abraham,  cordwainer,  Montgomery  st  bet 

Light  and  Charles  sts 
Elijah  mrs  Susan,  seamstress,  Cove  st  near  Franklin 
Ellender  mrs  Mary,  Maiden  lane  near  East  st 
Ellender  Fred'k,  plaisterer,  Orleans  st  e  of  Forest 
EUery  Eppes,   spectacle  maker   and  jeweller,  6 

Light  st;  dw  Fayette  st 
Ellett  Thos.  merchant,  Sharp  st  near  Lombard 
EHicott  S.  E.  H.  &  P.  iron  store,  and  proprietors  of 
Patuxent  forge,  ne  cor  Pratt  and  Light  sts;  dw 
Pratt  betw  Howard  and  Sharp  sts 
EUicott  Andrew  &  John,  provision  warehouse,  and 
agents  for  Elkridge  furnace,  4&  5  Ellicott  St.; 
dw  Sharp  st  near  Conway 
Ellicott  Evan  T.  &  Co.  manufacturers  of  iron,  and 
proprietors  of  Patapsco  rolling  mills,  7  and  8 
Ellicott  Bt  near  Pratt  st  wharf,  dw  Pratt  near 
Sharp 


Ui  DiredQT,  1831  ELL 

Ellicott  Jonathaa  &  Sons,  flour  merchants,  lower 

end  Patterson  St. 
Ellicott  Andrew,  agent  Baltimore  Chemical  Manu- 
facturing Company,  5  Ellicott  and  Light  sts 
Ellicott  Evan  T.  merchant;  dw  Pratt  st  e  of  Sharp 
Ellicott  Andrew,  merchant,  Sharp  st  near  Camden 
Ellicott  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  s  w  cor  of  Gough 

and  Spring  sts 
Ellicott  William  M.  &  Co.  general  agents  and  com. 
merchts.  10  s  Charles  st;  dw  Wm.  M.  Ellicott 
Saratoga  st  between  Charles  and  Liberty  sts 
Ellicott  Richard,  s  Eutaw  st  near  w  end  of  Barre 
Elliott  John,  painter,  Eden  st  e  side  s  of  Gough  st 
Elliott  Thomas,  cordwainer,  s  w  cor.  Fayette  and 

Hamilton  sts 
Elliott  Nich.  grocery.  Water  st  near  Harford  run 
Elliott  mrs  M.  e  Saratoga  st  e  of  Holiday  st 
Elliott  John,  plaisterer,  McElderry  st  near  Aisquith 
Elliott,  Thomas,  innkeeper,  Paca  st  s  of  Lexington 
Elliott  John,  professor  of  music,  Pitt  st  near  East 
Elliott  James,  plaisterer.  Rock  st  e  of  Saratoga  st 
Elliott  William  B.  cordwainer,  12  Thompson  st 

near  Friendship  st 
Elliott  Wm.  boot  maker,  cor  Light  st  and  Guilford  al 
Elliott  John,  paper  hanger,  75  Ensor  st 
Elliott  James,  meal  seller,  Ensor  st  w  of  Forest  st 
Elliott  Benjamin,  tavern,  69  McElderry 's  wharf 
Elliott  Geo.  cordwainer,Centre  lane  near  Conway  st 
Elliott  Robt.  paper  hangings'  store,  50  n  Liberty  st 
Elliott  James,  drayman,  Ross  st  near  Long  alley 
Elliott  Wm.  carter,  n  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
jElliott  William,  labourer,  9  Lancaster  st 
JEUiott  Saml.  porter,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl  st 
Ellis  Wm.  mahog.  sawyer.  Plowman  st  near  Front 
Ellis  Hubbard,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Henrietta  st 

e  of  Charles  st 
Ellis  Samuel  cordwainer,  40  Low  st  near  Exeter 
Ellis  John,  proprietor  of  Liberty  tavern,  intersec- 
tion of  Penn  avenue  and  Liberty  road 
Ellis  G.  W.  65  Smith's  wharf 
Ellis  mrs  Mary,  milliner,  84  Ensor  st 
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Ellis  Thos.  collector,  NE  cor  of  Stiles  and  High  sts 
Ellis  Jesse,  coach  and  lamp  manufacturer,  Wine  st 
E  of  Charles  st;  d\v  Saratoga  st  w  of  Park  st 
Ellis  Henry,  grocer,  Howard  st  s  of  Conway  st 
Ellis  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  84  Ensor  st 
+Ellis  Jacob,  labourer,  18  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden 
Ellison  Erech,  cabinet  maker,  42  w  Franklin  st 
Ellitt  Joseph,  carpenter,  1 9  Thompson  st 
tEllitt  David,  34  Fleet  st 
Elmore  James,  victualler,  101  French  st 
fEllsberry  Chas.  mariner,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Bond 
Elshy  mrs  Hannah,  36  East  st 
El  whalen  Mich  grocer,cor  Lancaster  st  &  Happy  al 
Ely  John  C.  architect,  3  Caroline  row  Caroline  st 
Ely  Jacob,  baker,  cor  L  Hampstead  and  Spring  sts 
Emerick  David,  cordwainer,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman 
Emery  Gideon,  ropemaker,  Light  st  s  of  West  st 
Emett  Abr.  carpenter,  Park  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Emick  Nicholas,  turner  and  spinning  wheel  maker, 

opposite  Gen.  Wayne  inn,  Baltimore  st 
Emick  John  V.  wholesale  and  retail  tin  factory,  op- 
posite Gen.  Wayne  inn,  Baltimore  st 
Emmerson  Peter,  tobacco  inspector,  Water  st  e  of 

Exeter  st 
Emmerson  Mary,  milliner,  cor  Front  &  Plowman  sts 
Emmett  John,  carpenter,  cor  Charles  and  Centre  sts 
Emonheizer  John,  forgeman,  37  Wilk  st 
Emory  Gideon,  teller  in  Bank  of  Baltimore;  dw 

s  side  Franklin  st  e  of  Howard 
Emory  Thomas  L.  attorney  at  law,  43  St.  Paul's  st 
tEmory  Chloe,  rear  of  Water  (Jews)  al  near  Exeter 
Endicott  6l  Sweet,  graphic  Hall,  lithographers  and 
fancy  painters,  se  cor  Market  and  Charles  sts 
Endicott  Geo.  firm  of  do.;  dw  cor  Peace  alley  and 

Hanover  st 
Eney  Wm.  cordwainer,  Baltimore  st  vv  of  Cove  st 
England  mrs  Mary,  22  Bond  st 
Engleman  Lewis,  porter,  Biddle  st  between  Penn» 

avenue  and  Ross  st 
English  mrs  Elizabeth,  Mulberry  st  near  Park  st 
fEnnals  Jacob,  labourer,  Cove  st  near  Penn  ave. 
JEnnals  William,  caulker,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt  st 


133  Director,  1831.  ETC 

|Eanerstairs  mrs  Mary,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin  st 

Ennis  mrs  17  Albermarle  st 

Eunis  Joseph,  carpenter,  Hillen  st  near  Jones's  falls 

Ennis  William,  carpenter,  194  Bond  st 

Ennis  Gregory,  grocer,  s\v  cor  Camden  and  Light 

st  wharf;  dvv  133  Sharp  st 
tEnnis  Harriet,  washer,  rear  of  30  n  Frederick  st 
fEnnis  William,  German  st  betw  Cove  and  Pine  sts 
fEnnis  Benj.  lumber  wagoner,  Little  Hughes  si 
Ensey  William,  grocer,  115  w  Pratt  st 
Ensey  &  SlinglulF,  grocers,  15  n  Howard  st 
Ensey  Lott,  firm  of  do.;  dw  Lombard  st  near  Eu(aw 
Ensor  John,  Potter  st  between  Gay  and  Hillen  sts 
Ensor  Wm.  &  Son,  brickmakers,  78  Ensor  st 
Ensor  Luke,  Mechanics'  row  Wiik  st  w  of  Har  run 
Ensor  Abraham,  bricklayer.  Potter  st  near  Low 
Ensor  Charles,  ropemaker.  Bond  st  near  Gough  st 
Entler  Phil,  carpenter,  Walsh  al.  near  Lexington  st 
Entz  Andw  carpenter,  Park  lane  w  of  Pearl  st 
Entz  J.  F.  importer  of  Swiss  goods  and  commission 

merchant,  1 J  n  Charles  st 
Epron  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Lombard  st  near 

Charles  st 
Equitable   (Baltimore)    Society   for   Insurance   of 
houses  from  loss  by  fire,  Joseph  Townsend, 
secretary;  office  18  e  Baltimore  st 
Erek  Casper,  baker,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Erickson  Mary,  Wilk  st  near  High 
Erickson  F.  S3  Albermarle  st 
Erickson  &o  Page,  ship  joiners,  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Erskine,  Eichelberger,  and  Co.  wholesale  grocers, 

sw  cor  Baltimore  and  Howard  sts 
Ermy  Norris,  mariner,  Short  st  w  side 
Ervvicker  John,  whip  sawyer.  President  near  Pratt 
Erwin  John,  carpenter,  Long  al.  near  Saratoga  st 
Escaville  mrs.  boarding  house,  20  s  High  st 
E'pey  Wm.  cooper,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Essender  James,  shoemaker,  70|  Lexington  st 
Essender  John,  constable,  29  Lexington  st 
Eisex  Wm.  cordwainer,  Sharp  st  near  Busy  alley 
E  chberger  John,  boat  builder,  Ann  near  Lancaster 
Etchberger  mrs  Mary,  Thames  st  near  Bond 


EVA  MaUhetOs  Baltimore  1^4 

'     '    '       ^^ 

Etchberger  mrs  Charlotte,   Bazaar;  dw^  Block  st. 

w  of  Eden 
Etherington  John,  grocer,  cor  Camden  st  and  Cam- 
den lane 
Etherington  John,  grocer,  Hanover  st  near  Market 
Etherington  John  W.  East  st.  bet  Baltimore  &  Pitt 
Ethiopean  School-house,  E.  Chew,  teacher,  Young 

St.  opposite  head  of  Thompson  st 
Etting  B.  G.  commission  merchant,  30  s  Gay  st 
Etting  Solomon  280  Baltimore  st 
Etting  Barnard  G.  merchant  ^Q  s  Gay  st;  dw  280 

Baltimore  st 
Etting  S.  pawn  broker,  49  Pratt  st  near  Hanover 
Euler  Jacob,  potter,  Carpenter's  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Evans  David,  carpenter,  3  Thompson  st 
Evans  Richard,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Evans  Job,  carpenter,  Pratt  st.  w  of  Howard 
Evans  Wm,  flour  inspector,  Eutaw  sts  of  Lexington 
Evans  Esther,  umbrella  manufacturer,  4  Baltimore 
Evans  capt.  William,  Ann  st.  near  Wilk 
Evans  Mordecai,  laborer.  Cross  st.  Federal  hill 
Evans  Dan^e],  bricklayer,  cor  Gough  and  Eden  sts 
Evans  mrs  Elizabeth,  proprietress  of  Columbian  Inn, 

Montgomery  st  e  of  Light 
Evans  mrs  Mary,  se  cor  Exeter  st  &>  Salisbury  al. 
Evans  H.  W.  proprietor  of  Lanvale  cotton  factory, 

4  Schroeder's  row,  s  Charles  st;dw  Lexington 

st  opposite  Court-house 
Evans  mrs  Mary,  Maiden  lane  near  East  st 
Evans  miss  E.  pelisse  and  mantua  maker,  59  s  Sharp 
Evans  David,  tailor,  Maiden  lane  near  East  st 
Evans  George,  cordwainer.  Light  st.  2  doors  s  of 

Baltimore  st;  dw  Potter  bet  Hillea  &  French 
Evans  Isaac,  dw  76  Pitt  st 

Evans  Pet.  cordwainer.  Chamberlain  al  near  Eutaw 
Evans  Geo.  W.  cabinet  maker,  n  Gay  st  near  East 
Evans  mrs  Letitia,  1 2  Fayette  st  e  of  Howard 
Evans  Thos.  rigger,  Wolf  st  above  Gough 
Evans  George,  12  Patterson  st 
Evans  mrs  Barbara,  58  cor  Fleet  st  &  Happy  alley 
E\^ans  H.  W.  merchant,  dw  Lexington  st.  opposite 

the  Court-house 


125  Director,  ISS\.  EXE 

Evans  mrs  Susan,  Pratt  st.  near  Strawberry  alley- 
Evans  Hugh  W.  Lanvale  factory  on  the  falls 
Evans  Tiios.  carpenter's  shop,  Pratt  st  w  of  How- 
ard; dvv  59  Sharp  st 
Evans  Thos.  cookshop,  2  Balderston  st 
Evans  John,  cordwainer,  Sharp  st  n  of  Welcome  al 
Evans  Henry,  blacksmith,  betvv  Gay  and  Ensor  sts 

E  of  Mott 
Evans  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Sharp  n  of  Welcome  al 
JEvans  James,  porter,  Short  st.  w  side 
JEvans  James,  laborer  Forest  s  of  Douglass 
JEvans  Henrietta,  washer,  114  Bond  st 
Evatt  Edward,  gunsmith,  Ellicott  st 
Evatt  John,  lock  and  gunsmith,  3  Water  St  head  of 

Cheapside 
Evatt  E.  &  C.  lock,  gunsmith,  and  hardware  store, 

35  Light  st 
Evely  Ann,  159  French  st 

Everest  Jas.  teacher,  Washington  st  near  rope  \^alk 
Everett  mrs  Marg't,  cook  shop,  Wilk  st  e  of  Eden 
Everett  James,  cooper,  Ruxton  st 
Everett  John,  lieut.  U.  S.  navy,  Ensor  st  n  of  Mo- 
nument 
Everhart  Geo.  coachmaker,  French  st.  n  of  Exeter 
Everitt  R.  umbrella  &  parasol  manufactory,  s£  cor 

Park  and  Fayette  sts 
Everns  Edmond,  gardener,  e  Precints,  n  Gay  st 
Evers  Job,  labourer,  Happy  al.  bet  Gough  &  Wilk 
Evisse  Victoire,  upholsterer,  39  n  Howard  st 
Ewaldt  mrs  Dorothy  S.  grocer,  Penn  av  near  Union 
Ewalt  Catherine,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 
Ewell  Lewis,  tobacconist,  3  Pine  st  near  Lexington 
Ewing  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  40  n  Exeter 
Ewing  William,  laborer,  Pearl  st  near  Columbia 
Ewing  Samuel,  cordwainer,  ne  cor  Pitt  &  Aisquith 
Ewings  James,  rigger,  50  Alice  Anna  st 
Ewington  Henry,  teacher,  Gough  st  e  of  Happy  al 
Ewington  mrs.  36  n  Gay  st 
Exchange  Baltimore,  Gay  st  extending  from  Second 

st  to  Water  st 
Exe  John  F.  oyster  house,  cor  Gay  and  Exeter  sts 


FAR  JMatcheWs  Baltimore  126 

FAGAN  peter,  grocery  store  and  stone  cut- 
ter, Potter  St  N  of  Douglass 
Fael  Joseph,  labourer,  Liberty  al.  near  Madison  st 
Fahnestock  Peter,  grocer  and  comm.  merchant,  10 

Light  st  wharf;  dw  87  Sharp  st 
Fahnestock  mrs  Sarah,  Lombard  st  near  Eutaw  st 
Fahnestock  mr  book  dealer.  Eager  al.  near  Franklin 
Fahns  Jacob,  biickmaker,  Hill  st  near  Hanover  st 
Fairall  S.  carpenter,  Franklin  row  w  of  Chatsworth 
Fairbanks  Margaret,  Lancaster  e  of  Bond  st 
Fairbanks  Js.  ship  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Ann 
Fairbanks  Henry,  mariner,  23  Alice  Anna 
Fairbanks  Samuel,  carpenter,  60  s  Calvert  st 
Fairbanks  William,  27  German  st 
Fairbanks  Jas.  cordwainer,  5  Pine  st  near  Fayette 
Fairbush  William,  seaman,  36  Fleet  st 
Fairchild  William,  tailor,  Hillen  st  near  High  st 
Fairgrief  mrs  Elizabeth,  Frederick  st  near  Pratt  st 
Faister  Jehn,  carpenter.  Chamberlain  al.  near  Eutaw 
Faithful  mrs  Margaret,  midwife,  Chatsworth  st  1  st 

house  N  of  George 
Faithful  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  45  n  Eutaw  st 
Faithful  Wm.  printer,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George  st 
Falconer  Abraham  H.  firm  of  Chase  &   Falconer, 
manufacturer  of  satinets,  sw  cor  Liberty  and 
Baltimore  sts;  dw  57  s  Sharp  sts 
Falconer  Jonathan,  s  Sharp  e  side  s  of  Conway  st 
Fallon  John  W.  woollen  carpet  factory.  Potter  st 

N  of  Gay  st 
Fallon  John,  grocery  and  cotton  yarn,  &c.  store  ke 

cor  French  and  Potter  sts 
Falls  Alexander  &  Co.  grocers,  3  and  4  Light  st 

whf;  dw  A.  Falls,  Pratt  st  w  of  Sharp  st 
Fanning  mrs  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove  st 
Fardwell  Wm.  waterman,  Lee  st  w  of  Hanover  st 
Farlow  mrs  Elizabeth,  34  Fleet  st 
Farmer  Philip,  tin  ware  manufr.  Lexington  Market 

space  near  Paca  st 
Farmers'  &  Merchts'  Bank  n  Calvert  st.  See  Index 
Farnandis  Walter,  dry  goods  merchant,  141  Balti- 
more st;  dw  91  Hanover  st  near  Camden  st 


127  Director,  1831.  FER 


Farnandis  Samuel,  notary  public,  s  e  cor  Gay  and 

Water  sts;  d\v  cor  Camden  and  Sharp  sts 
Farquharson  Cbas.  collector,  Saratoga  near  Gay  st 
Farr  Samuel,  victualler.  Forest  st  t^e  Penitentiary 
Farran  Neal,  Bond  st  near  Gough  st 
Farrell  mrs  Eleanor,  70  Bond  st 
Farrell  Peter,  cordwainer,  French  st  near  Hillen 
Farrell  mrs  Elizabeth,  Guildford's  al.  near  Charlea 
Farrell  John,  grocer,  Beuren  st  and  Liberty  alley 
Farrier  mrs  Susan,  tailoress,  cor  Barre  &  Sharp  sts 
Farrirng  A.  H.  harness  maker,  Low  st  near  Aisquith 
Farrie  W.  painter  and  glazier,  61  Liberty  st;  dw 

Eutavv  st 
Farrington  Sam.uel,  firm  of  Wm.  Tiffany  &.  Co.  dw; 

East  st  opposite  Maiden  lane 
Farson  John,  cabinet  maker,  24  n  Gay  st 
Fausz  mrs  Harriet,  Potter  st  near  Gay  st 
Favier  Anthy.  tobacconist,  Thames  st  near  Market 
Fay  John,  carter,  Webb's  row  near  Ensor  st 
Fayard  Peter,  upholsterer,  53  Marsh  market  space 
Fearson  Jesse,  93  Exeter  st 
Feast  John,  botanic  gardener,  Lexington  st  2d  door 

w  of  Pine  st.     See  Jldverinement. 
Feather  Henry,  farmer,  Lanvale  cotton  factory,  w 

of  Belvidere  bridge 
Feathers  John  Geo.  labourer,  Thames  st  n  of  Block 
Feengan  Henry,  rigger,  Shakspear  st  near  Bond  st 
Fefel  Joseph,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Pratt  near  Paca 
Feinour  Charles,  Franklin  st  s  side  w  of  Pearl  st 
Fell  Steph.  Harford  ave.  n  of  Missionary  church 
Fell  Philip,  mariner,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Fell  mrs  Ann,  17  s  Charles  st 
fFell  Hannah,  washer,  Pierce  st  near  Peapl  st 
Fenby  Peter,  grocer,  32  Market  st 
Fenby  Theodore,  dry  goods  store,  n  Gay  st  near 

Belle  Air  market 
Fenby  P.  A.  &L.  merchants,  cor  Paca  and  Pratt  sts 
Fenby  Saml.  trunk  manufac.  under  232  Baltimore  st 
Fenby  mrs  Rebecca,  milliner,  232  Baltimore  st 
Fennell  Elisha, chair  painter.  Forest  st  near  Mary-. 

land  Penitentiary 
Ferguson  William,  n  end  of  Philpot  st 


FIN  MatcheWs  Baltimore  128 

Ferguson  Thomas,  commission  merchant,  68  South 
st  Bowly's  whf.;  dvv  Calvert  st  op.  city  spring 
Ferguson  James,  agent  for  Maryland  and  Virginia 
steam  boat  company,  lower  end  Spear's  wharf; 
dw  75  Sharp  st 
Ferguson  George,  city  bailiff,  York  st  e  of  Charles 
Ferguson,  Saml.  grocer,  2  Light  st  wharf 
Ferguson  David  B.  justice  of  peace,  Louisiana  st; 
dw  N  Eutaw  st  betw  Mulberry  &  vSaratoga  sts 
Ferguson  Benj.  brush  maker,  cor  Pine  &  Pierce  sts 
tFerguson  Benj.  labourer,  Hill  st  near  Light  st 
Fernald  Richard,  sea  captain,  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Fernandis  John,  barber,  7  Bond  st 
Ferrell  captain  Joshua,  cor  Argyle  al.  and  Fleet  st 
tFerrell  Absalom,  Low  st  near  Aisquith  st 
Ferringer  Jacob,  cordwainer,  cor  Orleans  &  Canal 
Few  Howell,  watchmaker,  50  Centre  Market  space 
Fleetwood  Francis,  baker,  cor  Bond  and  Bank  sts 
Ficket  Silas,  carpenter,  Conway  st  e  of  Sharp  st 
Fickey  Frederick,  comb  maker,  Harford  run  near  e 

Baltimore  st 
Fickey  miss  Ann,  milliner,  28  Market  st  ^ 
Field  John  W.  dry  goods  and  general  variety  store, 

vh  cor  Howard  and  Conway  sts 
Fields  Js.  grocer,  s  w  cor  Spring  and  e  Baltimore 

dw  E  Baltimore  st  near  Caroline 
Fields  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Park  st 
Fields  mrs  Margaret,  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Fields  John,  pilot,  Granby  st  near  Harford  run 
Fifier  John,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Gay  st  oppo- 
site Belle  Air  market 
Filbert  mrs  Hannah,  sw  cor  Water  and  Holiday  sts 
Fillenger  Henry,  rigger,  Shakspear  near  Bond  st 
Fillenger  John,  tavern  keeper,  10  Patterson  st 
Fimister  Alexander,  shoe  maker,  17  Baltimore  st 
Fimple  John,  brush  maker,  cor  Pearl  &  Pierce  sts 
Fincknaur  Henry,  baker,  100  n  Howard  st 
Findal  Nehm'h,  cordwainer.  Cove  st  near  Penn  av. 
Finegan  John,  weaver.  Pierce  st  w  of  Cove  st 
FiViker  L.  cabinet  maker,  Peace  al.  near  Howard  st 
Finlay  Rev.  John,  pastor  1st  Baptist  church;  dw 
76  Sharp  st 


129  Director,  1831.  FIS 

Finlay  Thomas,  cordwainer,  cor  Hillen  and  East  sts 
Finlay  John,  coach  and  fancy  chair  manufacturer, 

21  N  Gay  si;  dw  34  n  Gay  st 
Finlay  &  Severson,  coach  and  harness  makers,  SB 

cor  Fayette  st  and  McClellan's  alley 
Finlay  William,  dw  5  Church  st 
Finley  &.  Mosher,  general  commission  merchants, 

89  South  St.  Bovvly's  wharf 
Finley  Thos.  dw  Lombard  st  op.  Friends'  M  House 
Finley  William,  cordwainer,  Ross  st  near  Biddle  al 
Finley  Ebenezer  L.  attorney  at  law,  Franklin  st  s 
of  Charles  st;  office  cor  St.  Paul  &  Fayette  sts 
Finley  mrs  Catherine,  Frederick  st  n  of  Second 
Finley  J.  M.  s  Frederick  st  n  of  Second 
Finley  Thomas,  grocer,  Park  st  n  of  Dutch  alley 
Finn  mrs  Elizabeth,  North  st  s  of  Bath  st 
Finnigin  Patk.  labourer,  Fish  market  space  w  end 
Finny  John,  cor  Strawberry  alley  and  Bayard  st 
Fiori  &  Fontana,  tavern  keepers,  26  Water  st 
Firemen's  Insurance  Company,  25  Second  st.     See 

advertisement. 
Firored  &  Hay,  grocers  &  flour  merts.  76  Franklin 
Firoyed  David,  firm  of  Firoved  &  Hay;  dw  corner 

of  Franklin  and  Chatsworth  sts 
Fishy  Edward,  carter,  Lancaster  st  E  of  Market  st 
Fischer  Charles  &  Co.  importers  of  German  goods, 

8  and  3i  N  Howard  st;  dw  of  Charles  Fischer, 

Fayette  st  between  Liberty  and  Howard  sts 
Fish  Baltimore  Inspection  Warehouse,  s  side  of  the 

basin  e  of  the  Powder  house 
Fish  capt.  Roswald  P.  10  Fleet  st 
Fish  Robert,  tailor,  7  Mercer  st 
Fishach  mrs  Catherine,  96  w  Pratt  st 
Fishburn  Horatio,  watchmaker,  26  n  Liberty  st 
Fisher  Geo.  merchant,  dw  s  High  st  near  Water  st 
Fisher  Thos.  dying  establishment,  G  Light  st.    See 

advertisement. 
Fisher  John,  currier,  3  Cheapside;  dw  Albermarle 
Fisher  Wm.  A.  plaister,  Montgomery  si  w  of  Light 
Fisher  Doctor  Wm.  Albermarle  st  w  side  s  of  Wa- 
ter st;  office  cor  Saratoga  and  Sharp  sts 
12 


FIT  Matchers  Baltimore  130 


Fisher  Joseph,  French  st  3d  door  n  of  Bath  st 
Fisher  &,  Stewart,  com.  merchts.  1 1  Light  st  whf. 
Fisher  Geo.  firm  of  do.;  dvv  High  st  e  of  Baltimore 
Fisher  Jas.  mercht.  d\v  St.  Paul's  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Fisher  Edward,  justice  of  peace,  74  Bond  st 
Fisher  Abraham,  combmaker,  Franklin  st  extended 
Fisher  John,  cordwainer,  Aisquith  8t  n  of  Holland 
Fisher  mrs  Elizabeth  A.  tailoress,  25  Comet  st 
Fisher  James,  cordwainer,  Little  Hampstead  st 
Fisher  Martin,  Pleasant  st  n  side  w  of  Courtland 
tFisher  Eliza,  washer,  126  Bond  st 
tFisher  Tobias,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
JFisher  Sally,  washer,  Chestnut  alley  near  Pearl  st 
ifFisher  York,  Greenwich  st  near  Chatsworth  st 
Fister  Jno.  carpenter.  Chamberlain's  al  near  Eutaw 
Fitch  capt.  Daniel,  26  Albermarle  st 
Filch  F.  G.  glass  and  china  store,  97  Baltimore  st 
Fitch  Joshua,  combmaker,  s  Charles  st  near  Hill  st 
Fitch  Jonathan,  bacon  merchant,  lower  end  McEl- 
derry's  whf;  dw  ne  cor  Hillen  and  Exeter  sts 
Fite  Conrad  R.  accountant  in  Farmers'  and  Mer- 
chants' Bank;  dw  Sharp  st  n  of  Lombard 
Fite  John,  collector  and  com.  agent,  Franklin  row 

w  of  Chatsworth  st 
Fitzgerald  M.  H.  tailor,  36  n  Gay  st 
Fitzgerald  mrs  Elizabeth,  confectionerj  Fayette  st 

w  of  St.  Paul's  st 
Fitzgerald  Edward,  Franklin  st  w  of  Park  st 
Fitzgerald  Edmund,  Chamberlain  al.  near  Eutaw  st 
Fitzgerald  James,  ropemaker,  William  s  of  Warren 
Fitzgerald  &Chappell,  chymists  and  druggists,  170 
Baltimore  st;  dw  J.  B.  Fitzgerald,  Baltimore  st 
w  of  Cove  st 
Fitzgerald  mrs  Margaret,  Stillhouse  st  near  Water 
Fitzgerald  mrs  Mary,  5  New  st 

Fitzgibbon ,  tailor,  Exeter  st  4th  door  »  of 

Pratt;  shop  cor  Calvert  and  Pratt  sts 
Fitzgibbon  Thos.  clothing  store,  7  Pratt;  dw  Exeter 
Fitzgibbon  Maurice,  cooper,  19  Camden  st 
Fitzhugh  Geo.  of  Bank  of  Maryland,  6b  s  High  st 
Fitzpatrick  Wm.  stone  mason,  Sugar  al.  near  Light 
Fitzpatrick  Jno.  hack  driver,  German  stnear  Sharp 


131  Director,  1831.  FOC 

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Fitzatrick  Dennis,  labourer,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
Fitzpatrick  Patrick,  ga^s  factory,  Addison  st 
Fitzpatrick  John,  lime  merchant,  Hollingsworth 

and  Grant  sts;  dw  York  st  near  s  Charles  st 
Fitzsimmons  mrs  Sophia,  Beuren  st  near  Falls 
FitzsimmoRs  Thomas,  labourer,  33  Union  st 
Fitzsimmons  Redm'd  weaver,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Flack  James,  wholesale  and  retail  liquor  dealer, 
274  Baltimore  st;  dw  48  Fayette  w  of  Howard 
Flacken  Anth'y,  labourer,  Biddle  al.  near  Penn  av. 
Flaherty  Jas.  ship  carpenter,  Apple  al.  near  Wilk  st 
Flaherty  Brian,  labourer,  Bishop's  al.  near  Stiles  st 
Flaherty  mrs  Mary,  Philpot  st  e  side  near  Thames 
Flaherty  Hugh,  shoemaker,  Castle  al.  near  Fleet  st 
tFlamer  Nancy,  washer.  Bishop's  al.  near  Pratt  st 
Flanagan  Benj.  ship  carpenter,  Ann  st  near  Fleet  st 
fFleetwood  Thos.  do.  Apple  al.  near  e  Baltimore  st 
^Fleetwood  Benj.  sailor,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Park  st 
Flemming  Thos.  labourer,  Front  st  near  Hillea  st 
Flemming  Js.  cordwainer,  Pitt  st  near  East  st 
Flemming  Fredk.  drayman.  Bishop's  al.  near  Fawn 
Flemming  William,  accountant,  Gough  st  e  side 
Flemmings  William,  stevedore,  48  Ann  st 
Fletcher  mrs  Polly,  Harford  av.  near  Meeting  house 
Fletcher  mrs  Jane,        do.  e  of         do. 

Fletcher  John,  rope  maker.  Light  st  s  of  West  st 
Flinn  Michael,  mariner,  Argyle  al.  near  Alice  Anna 
Flint  Thos.  &  Wm.  dry  goods  merchts.  153|  Balti- 
more st;  dw  Penn  a  v.  near  city  limits 
fFlood  Lydia,  washer.  Low  st  e  of  Friendship  st 
Floyd  David  1.  grocer,  23  Water  st  w  of  South  st; 

dw  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
Floyd  John,  Stillhouse  st  betw  Plowman  &  Water 
Floyd  Charles,  Lerew's  alley  n  of  Franklin  st 
Flynn  Daniel,  grocer,  cor  Bottle  alley  and  Paca  st 
Flynn  John,  baker,  71  Harrison  st 
Flynn  Augustus,  shoemaker,  70  Bond  st 
Focke  F.  fancy  store,  —  Baltimore  st;   dw  37 

Fayette  st 
Focke  mrs  Matty,  Lexington  st  near  Howard  st 
Focke  Fred'k,  firmBrauns  6l  Focke,  5  Fayette  st 
Foclkler  William,  shoemaker,  59  Bond  st 


FOR  Matchers  Baltimore  132 

Fogleman  Geo.  watchman,  Bottle  al.  near  Eutaw  st 
Folack  Anthony,  sea  captain,  43  Courtland  st 
Folacq  mrs  Ann,  Chestnut  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
Foland  Willam,  carpenter.  Bond  st  near  Gough  st 
Foley  Timothy,  cabinet  maker,  ne  cor  of  Ann  and 

Alice  Anna  sts 
Foley  Matth.  W.  grocer,  St.  Paul  st  n  of  Hamilton 
Foley  James  G.  liquor  store,  13  Spear's  wharf 
Folkes  Nich.  hack  driver,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Park  st 
Folyard  John,  labourer,  Rock  st  near  Lexington  st 
Fonder  Richard,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt  st 
Fonerdin  Doctor  John,  sw  cor  Park  and  Fayette  stg 
Fones  John,  brickmaker,  Columbia  st  near  Tyson's 

chemical  works 
Foos  Jacob,  Harford  avenue  n  of  Forest  st 
Foos  John,  bricklayer,  Potter  st  near  Hillen  st 
Foose  James,  house  carpenter.  Low  st  near  Aisquith 
IFoot  Basil,  sawyer,  Hull's  lane  near  Aisquith  st 
JFoot  Rachel,  washer,  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High  st 
JFoot  Hester,  Asbury  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Foote  Lewis  H.  bricklayer,  Stillhouse  st  near  Water 
Fopless  Michael,  hatter,  Frederick  st  near  Gay  st 
Foray  Lewis,  hair  dresser,  cor  High  and  Low  sts 
Forbes  John,  skin  dresser,  Penn  av.  near  city  limits 
Forbes  Alexander,  weaver,  Preston  st  near  Ross  st 
Ford  Nicholas,  carpenter,  45  Wagon  alley 
Ford  Thomas,  gardener,  Hancock  st 
Ford  John,  cabinet  maker,  over  10  w  Water  st 

Ford ,  pilot,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 

Ford  mrs  Ann,  Harford  av  near  Ensor  st 
Ford  H.  mariner,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Bond 
Ford  Geo.  W.  bay  trader,  Charles  st  near  Henrietta 
Ford  Joseph  T.  wheelwright,  Pratt  near  Albermarle 
Ford  James,  stone  cutter,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 
Ford  John,  dry  goods  dealer,  2  Maryland  Arcade, 

dw  71  s  High  st 
Ford  Elias,  boot  and  shoe  maker.  32  Fayette  st  e  of 

Charles;  dw  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's 
Ford  Henry  H.  sea  captain,  Pratt  st  near  Apple  al 
Ford  John  B.  cooper,  Biddle  al.  near  Ross  st 
Ford  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress,  cor  Barre  &,  Sharp  sts 
JFord  Benjamin,  grocer,  30  Lombard  st 


135  Director,  1831.  FOR 


JFord  Wm.  shoemaker,  Potter  st  n  of  Doug-lass 
JFord  Wm.  cordvvainer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
JFord  Thos.  labourer,  St  Paul's  st  s  of  Centre 
:j:Ford  Washington,  ostler,  Lerew's  al  n  of  Mulberry 
Foreman  Henry,  bacon  seller,  Pearl  st  near  Fayette 
Foreman   Valentine,   fishman,  Chamberlain's  alley 

near  Eutavv  st 
Foreman  mrs  Eliza,  boarding  house,   over  74  Du- 

gan's  wharf 
Foreman  Jacob  L.  proprietor  of  American  Star  ta- 
vern, Lexington  Market  space  near  Paca 
Foreman  Doctor  Edward,  67  e  Baltimore  st 
Foreman  Leonard,  Fawn  st  3d  door  e  of  High 
Foreman  Edward,  grocer,  se  cor  Pratt  &  Caroline 
JForeman  MUly,  washer.  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
Forman  Jas.R.  domestic  coffee  maker,Pitt  w  of  Eden 
Forman  Christian,  victualler,  se  cor  Fayette  &  Pine 
Forman  Jacob,  millwright,  Franklin  st  w  of  Chats- 
worth 
Forman  Francis,  firm  Keller  &  Forman;  dw  Eutaw 

st  N  of  Lombard 
Forman  mrs  Christiana,  Eutaw  st.  near  Franklin 
Forney  Otto,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  sw  cor  Eu- 
taw and  Barre  sts 
Forney  mrs  Louisa,  nw  cor  Fayette  &  Green  sts 
Forney  Isaac,  coach  trimmer.  Bottle  al  w  of  Eulaw 
Forney  Nicholas,  saddler,  Ross  st  near  St  Mary's 
Forney  Peter,  20  German  st 
Fornshill  John,  gunsmith,  Ensor  st  near  Potter 
Forrest  John,  blacksmith,  32  Fleet  st 
Forrest  George,  fisherman.  Bank  st  near  Market 
Forrest  Wm.  carter.  Chestnut  al.  near  Pine  st 
Forrest  mrs  Mary,  Guilford's  al  near  Light  st 
Forest  Leonard,  blacksmith,  10  Peace  alley 
Forrester  Robert,  teacher,  German  st  near  Hanover 
Forsyth  mrs  Rachel,  Penn  a  v.  near  Franklin  st 
Forsyth  mrs  Sarah,  Park  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Forsyth  Alex,  victualler.  Pen.  av  near  Liberty  road 
Fort  John,  carpenter,  Ross  st  extended 
Forsyth  Alex,  blacksmith,  Franklin  st  w  of  Green; 
dw  George  near  Pine  st 
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FOW  JMatchett^s  Baltimore  134 

Fort  Wm.  S.  carpenter,  129  n  Eutaw  st 
Fort  mrs  Belinda,  milliner,  Long  alley,  bet  Lexing- 
ton and  Saratoga  sts 
fFortie  George,  cordwainer,  Inloe's  alley  w  of  Park 
tFortie  John,  teacher  of  Asbury  coloured  school, 

Asbury  st  n  of  Douglass 
fFortie  Jacob,  laborer.  Park  st  s  of  Saratoga 
fFortie  Hen.  drayman,  lane  s  of  Hart's  row  &  N  of 

Pratt  st 
Fortune  Martin,  grocer  and  whitesmith,  w  Eden  st 
Fortune  mrs  Mary,  Granby  st  near  Harford  run 
Fortune  James,  grate  maker,  Harrison  st  near  Gay 
f  Fortune  John,  laborer,  Spring  st  near  Wilk 
Fosbenner  Daniel,  blacksmith,  Lee  st  w  of  Hanover 
Fosdick  mrs  Maria,  fancy  store,  123  Baltimore  st 
Fosdick  John  M.  123  Baltimore  st 
Fosler  Jacob,  carpenter,  52  Strawberry  alley 
Foss  Charles,  carpenter,  58  n  Frederick  st 
Foss  mrs  Catherine,  vw  cor  Saratoga  and  Park  sts 
Fossett  John,  Globe  hotel  keeper.  Fish  M.  space 
Fossett  John,  Hill  st.  s  side,  near  Charles 
Foster  mrs  Sarah,  31  n  Exeter  st 
Foster  Thos.  grocer,  s  end  of  Caroline  st 
Foster  Francis,  collector.  Pearl  st.  near  Saratoga 
Foster  Francis,  mariner,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Ann 
Foster  mrs  Mary,  Hill  st  near  Light 
Foster  George,  carpenter,  101  s  Eutaw  st 
Foster  mrs  Rebecca,  boarding  house,  7  Commerce 
Foster  mrs  Catherine,  millinery  and  dry  goods  store, 

sw  cor  Montgomery  and  Charles  sts 
Foster  Nehimiah,  carter.  Centre  lane  near  Conway 
Foster  Benjamin  W.  mustard  manufacturer,  Grun- 
dy's row,  Biddle  st 
Foster  mrs  Mary  Ann,  83  Pitt  st 
f  Foster  Perry,  Asbury  lane,  near  w  Baltimore  st 
Fostling  Gustavus,  laborer.  Bottle  alley,  betw  Eu- 
taw and  Paca  sts 
Foulck  Frederick,  baker,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Foulds  capt.  Thos.  H.  Water  st.  e  of  Exeter 
Foulk  Lewis,  bricklayer,  97  Green  st 
Fountain  John, commission  mercht.  13  Light  st  whf 
Fowble  Wm.  Henry,  84  Pitt  st 


135  Director,  1831.  FOY 

Fowble  Kinsey  A.  merchant  tailor,  e  Baltimore  st 

w  of  Exeter 
Powder  capt.  Isaac,  York  st  e  of  Charles 
Fowler  John  P.  carpenter,  sw  cor  High  &  Water 
Fowler  &  Dorman,  grocers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 73  s  Calvert  st;  dw  Wm.  Fowler,  Park 
St.  2d  house  w  of  Sharp 
Fowler  mrs  Catherine,  44  Happy  alley 
Fowler  Isaac  D.  plaisterer.  Petticoat  alley,  betw 

Ensor  and  Stirling  sts 
Fowler  David,  grocer,  cor  Lloyd  &  Baltimore  sts 
Fowler  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress,  1 17  n  Exeter  st 
Fowler  John,  tailor,  SO  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Fowler  Wm.  merchant,  dw  Baltimore  st  near  Sharp 
Fowler  Samuel  B.  carpenter,  21  Pitt  st 
Fowler  S.L.  Exchange  office,  166  Baltimore  st;  dw 

Lexington  st  e  of  Charles 
Fowler  G.  D.  Exchange  office,  166  Baltimore  st; 

dw  26  Holiday  st 
tFowler  Leonard,  Fort  road,  near  the  Magazine 
fFowler  Rachel,  w^asher,  n  Howard  e  of  Richmond 
tFowler  Peter,  Chamberlain's  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Fox  Henry,  mariner,  2  Lancaster  st 
Fox  mrs  Catherine,  Front  st.  bet  Gay  and  Bath 
Fox  Charles,  constable,  Happy  al  cor  Lancaster  st 
Fox  mrs  Rebecca,  cor  Charles  and  Ruxton  sts 
Fox  mrs  Elizabeth,  92  n  Liberty  st 
Fox  John,  grocer,  nw  cor  Hillen  and  High  sts 
tFox  Hamilton,  sawyer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Foxall  Abraham,  carpenter.  Mulberry  st  near  Paca 
Foxall  Charles,  sea  captain,  Ann  stnear  Alice  Anna 
Foxcroft  Wm.  printer,  Calvert  st.  next  City  Spring 
Foxcroft  J  as.  A.  watch  and  clockmaker  and  jewel- 
ler, 37  s  Calvert  st;  dw  Exeter  near  Baltimore 
Foxtroff  mrs  Susannah,  Wolf  al.  near  Conway  st 
Foxwell  mrs  Catherine,  York  st  near  Light 
Foxwell  Joseph,  grog  shop,  65  s  Frederick  st 
Foy  Peter,  health  commissioner,  35  Fleet  st 
Foy  Frederick,  English  and  mathematical  school, 
s  Howard  st.  over  United  engine  hose;  dw 
Baltimore  w  of  Cove 
Foy  mrs  Mary,  Hill  st.  betw  Light  and  Charles 


FRA  MatcheW^s  Baltimore  136 

Foy  Frederick,  grocer  and  feed  store,  Baltimore  st 

w  of  Cove 
Foy  James,  steamboat  hotel,  nw  cor  Patterson  and 

Cable  sts 
Foy  Henry,  cordvvainer.  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Frailey  Leonard,  guager,  56  vv  Fayette  st 
France  Francis,  painter,  Lee  st.  vv  of  Hanover 
France  Peter,  morocco  dresser,  Pennav  near  Cove 
France  James,  lottery  merchant,  dw  13  n  Liberty 
France  Rich'd,  dry  goods  merchant,  21  i  n  Howard 
France  Joseph,  lottery  and  exchange  office,  180 

Baltimore  st;  dw  73  n  Liberty  st 
France  Joseph,  dry  goods  merchant,  1 73 J  Baltimore 
Franchi  Andrew,  artificial  flower  manufacturer,  38 

Baltimore  st 
Francis  George,  accountant,  76  Camden  near  Sharp 
Francis  Thomas,  baker,  Franklin  st  near  Green 
Francis  Robert,  clerk,  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson 
Francis  August.  J.  accountant,  Camden  w  of  Eutaw 
Francis  Wm.  A.  book  &  job  printer,  over  173  Bal- 
timore st;  dw  66  Lombard  near  Hanover 
JFrancis  Adelaide,  nurse,  22  Potter  near  Douglass 
JFrancis  Thomas,  laborer,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
jFrancis  John,  seaman,  Bank  st  near  Spring 
JFrancis  Ferry,  laborer,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
Franciscus  John,  commission  merchant,  76  South 

st;  dw  40  N  Gay 
Franck  Peter,  grocer  &  produce  merchant,  Forest 

st  betvv  Hillen  and  French 
Francois  Louisa,  Wolf  alley  near  Conway  st 
Franklin  Sam.  sea  capt.  Alice  Anna  w  of  Happy  al 
Franklin  James,  Centre  st  near  the  falls 
Franklin  Josh,  corabmaker,  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard 
Franklin  John,  carpenter.  Short  alley  e  of  Short  st 
Franklin  Bank  of  Baltinaore,  88  Baltimore  st.NB  cor 

Baltimore  and  North  sts.     See  Index. 
JFrankland  Winny,  Howard  st  s  of  Conway 
FrantE  Peter,  laborer,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Frash  John  F.  cabinet  maker,  William  s  of  Warren 
Frazer  John,  matrass  maker,  Biddle  alley 
Frazer  mrs  Mary,  cor  Tyson  alley  and  Cathedral  6t 
Frazier  prs  Eleoaor  68  Ann  st 


137  Director,  1831.  FRE 

Frazier  mrs  Letitia,  Lit  Hamstead  st  e  of  Spring 
Frazier  Jos.  carpenter,  cor  Spring  and  Hampstead 
Frazier  Walter,  Mechanics'  row,  Wilk  st 
Frazier  mrs  Mary,  Green  st.  near  Baltimore 
Frazier  John,  dealer  in  junk,  8  Thames  st 
Frazier  captain  J.  41  Fleet  st 
Frazier  Jeremiah,  ship  joiner.  Fleet  st  near  Market 
Freas  Geo.  W,  innkeeper,  14  Market  st 
Freburger  John,  grocer,  svv  cor  Light  and  Hill  sts 
Fredericks  David,  blacksmith,  Biddle  stnear  Ross 
Freeburger  Geo.  hatter,  York  st  near  Charles 
Freeburger  Henry,  fishman,  s  Front  near  Plowman 
Frederick  Robert,  chair  maker,  Gay  st  near  Belle 

Air  market 
Frederick  Michael,  sen.  grocer,  Light  st  wharf 
Frederick  L.  cedar  cooper,  83  n  Howard  st 
Free  Jefferson,  cooper,  Conway  st  1st  house  w  of 

Gist's  chemical  factory 
Free  Milton,  cooper,  Conway  st  1st  house  do.  do. 
Freer  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Jefferson  st  near  west  Canal 
Freeland  Edw.  tobacco  merchant,  dw  94  Sharp  st 
Freeland  Samuel,  firm  Edmundson  &  Freeland,  52 

South  st 
Freeman  mrs  Sarah,  innkeeper,  4  Cheapside 
Freeman  Scipio,  labourer,  Cross  st  near  Johnson  st 
Freeman  Wm  H.  &  Hugh  D.  Evans,  attornies  at 

law,  office  18  St.  Paul's  st  n  of  Lexington  st 
Freem^Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law,  dw  80  n  Charles 
tFreendmlsaac,  labourer,  cor  Howard  and  Conway 
tFreenSn  Samuel,  do.  cor  Howard  and  Pearl  sts 
fFreeman  Saml.  blacksmith,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
JFreeman  Peter,  Sarah  Ann  st  b  of  Cove  st 
fFreeman  Stephen,  Long  alley  near  Lexington  st 
JFreeman  Hester,  washer,  rear  of  42  n  Frederick  st 
French  George,  Penn  avenue  near  Union  st 
French  J.  C,  whip,  cane  and  umbrella  maker,  296 

Baltimore  st 
French  Robert,  surgeon  U.  S.  army,  ne  corner  of 

Hanover  and  Barre  sts 
French  Nicholas,  in  McKim's  copper  works,  153 

French  st  Crook's  row 
French  Matthew,  accountant,  25  Pitt  st 


FUL  J^latchett^s  Baltimore  1 38 

French  Wm.  victualler,  Pitt  st  near  Caroline  st 
fFrench  Elizabeth,  Busy  alley  w  of  Hanover  st 
Fresh  Jacob,  hack  driver,  Caroline  n  of  Pratt  st 
Frentum  mrs  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  155  French  st 
Frey  John  &  Son,  grocers  and   manufacturers  of 
ground  plaister,  Forest  st  bet  Hillen  &  French 
Freyer  Henry,  grocer,  Forest  st  near  Hillen  st 
Freyer  Andw.  cordwainer,  cor  Park  st  &  Inloes  al. 
Frial  Wm.  labourer.  Chamberlain's  al.  near  Eutavv 
Frick  Wm.  attorney  at  law,  29  St.  Paul's  st;  sum- 
mer residence  w  of  n  end  of  Cathedral  st 
Frick  mrs  Margaret,  10  n  Gay  st 
Fridge  <^  Morris,  merchants,  12  s  Charles  st 
Fridge  Alex,  merchant,  12  s  Charles,  dw  32  Sharp 
Friese  mrs  John  F.  St.  Paul's  st  near  Franklin 
Frisby  Edward,  carter,  Lancaster  e  of  Market  st 
Frisby  captain  Wm.  31  Fleet  st 
JFrisby  George,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  avenue 
tFrisby  Perry,  labourer.  Bottle  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
jFrisby  Chas.  brickmaker.  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
JFrisby  Manuel,  labourer,  Hawk  st 
Fritz  John,  comb  maker,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove  st 
Frost  Thos.  Lanvale  cot.  factory,  w  of  Belv.  bridge 
FrumNimrod,  cabinet  maker,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
Fry  mrs  Eleanora,  grocer,  49  Bond  st 
Fry  G.  tailor,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt  st 
Fry  mrs  Susan,  George  st  near  Pine 
Fry  Samuel,  turner,  28  s  Howard  st         ^k 
Fry  Conrad,  cordwainer,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  ^^Kove 
Fryat  mrs  Susan,  proprietor  of  Shakspear^rotel  sw 

corner  Fayette  and  Holiday  sts 
Frye  Rev.  Joseph,  pastor  of  the  African  M.  Epis. 

church;   dw  cor  Light  and  Wine  sts. 
Fryfogle  Joshua,  Moore's  lane  near  St.  Mary's  st 
Fulk  Martin,  gardener,  Schroeder  st  near  Saratoga 
Fulk  Frederick,  baker,  West  st  near  Charles  st 
FuUen  Michael,  labourer,  Penn  av.  near  city  limits 
Fuller  Philip,  wheelwright,  23  Lancaster  st 
FuUerHor.  grocer,  cor  Alice  Ann  &  Washington  sts 
Fuller  Philip,  wheelwright,  Paca  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Fuller  Elijah,  wheelwright,  Harford  av.  s  of  Chal- 
mers's rope  walk;  dw  n  of  Scotchburn's  r.  walk 


139  Director,  1831.  GAL 

fFuller  Thos.  carter,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's  st 
Fullerton  George,  weaver,  Preston  st  near  Ross  st 
Fullerton  Peter,  grocer,  Saratoga  st  near  Pine  st 
Fulton  Thomas,  weaver.  Constitution  st  n  of  Falls 
Fulton  mrs  Susanna,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Fulton  Doctor  Robert,  cor  Dutch  al.  and  Liberty  st 
Fultz  Philip,  baker,  Fayette  st  near  Pearl  st 
Furlong  James,  apothecary,  93  Bond  st 
Furlong  Rev.  Henry,  pastor  of  Methodist  church; 

dvv  Green  st  betw  Franklin  and  Mulberry  sts 
Furlong  Eliz'h.  seamstress,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Fury  Jackson  N.  tailor,  52  n  Howard  st;  dw  Park 

st  s  of  Lexington  st 
Fuss  John,  city  watchman,  Penn  av.  near  George  st 
Fussell  Jacob,  iron  merchant,  cor  Water  st  near  the 

bridge;  dw  e  Water  st  betw  High  and  Exeter 

GrAARDE  MRS.  MARY  ANN,  innkeeper,  47 

Bond  st 
Gable  John,  stone  manufacturer,  45  Light  st;  dw 

Conway  st  w  of  Charles  st 
Gable  mrs  Julia  Ann,  near  termination  of  s  Cove  st 
|Gable  Henry,  fishman,  Cross  st  Federal  hill 
Gade  mrs  Catherine,  boarding  house,  18  Mercer  st 
Gade  Jno.  coach  lace  manuf.  6  Water  st  w  of  South 
Gaddes  Alexander,  stone  cutter,  sw  cor  Sharp  and 

German  sts;  dw  nw  cor  German  and  Liberty 
Gaftney  Patk.  cordwainer,  Har.  av.  near  city  limits 
Gaffney  Patrick,  fashionable  ready  made  clothing 

emporium,  95  Baltimore  st 
Gafford  mrs  Cordelia,  boarding  house,  40  n  High  st 
Gafford  mrs  Ann,  over  70  Centre  market  space 
Gaino  Jas.  labourer.  Park  lane  at  Chatsworth  run 
fGaither  Catherine,  Scott  st  s  end 
tGalamoon  Joseph,  mariner,  Caroline  st  s  end 
Galand  J.  B.  merchant  tailor,  36  Baltimore  st 
Galasby  John,  boat  builder,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
tGale  Phoebe,  washer,  Shakspear  st  near  Bond 
tGale  Isaac,  hack  driver,  Shakspear  st  near  Bond 
Gallagher  Francis,  sea  captain.  Fell  st  near  Thames 
Gallagher  Fredk.  victualler,  Holiday  st  near  Bath 
Gallagher  Patk.  labourer,  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 


GAN  J\IatcheWs  Baltimore  140 

Gallagher  Patrick,  grocer,  30  n  Frederick  st 
Gallagher  Hugh,  soap  and  candle  manufacturer,  15 

Water  st 
Gallagher  John,  oyster  house,  at  Bazaar,  Camden  st 
Gallagher  Jno.  grocer,  cor  Franklin  st  &  Lerew's  al. 
Gallavvay  Jehu,  tobacconist,  Pratt  st  2d  door  w  of 

South  St.  and  sw  cor  Gay  and  Exeter  sts 
Gallavvay  Pat.  soap  maker,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Franklin 
Gallaway  Aquilla,  carter.  Mulberry  stnear  Park  st 
JGallon  Js.  ship  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Market 
Galloway  Benson,  Armistead  lane  e  of  Light  st 
Galloway  James,  labourer,  Cross  st.  Federal  hill 
Galloway  Thomas,  painter,  Thames  st  e  of  Ann; 

dw  Eden  st  3  doors  from  Gough 
Galloway  Robt.  H.  grocer,  n  Howard  st  near  Ma- 
dison st 
Gallup  John,  Pratt  st  2d  door  w  of  Caroline 
Gaily  mrs  Mary,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 
Gaddes  Geo.  stone  cutter.  Pearl  st  s  of  Pierce  st 
JGage  Dinah,  w  asher,  St.  Paul's  st  s  of  Centre 
Gaither  Geo.  R.  &,  Co.  209  Baltimore  st;  dw  21  s 

Howard  st 
Gait  Henry,  sea  captain,  1 3  Alice  Anna  e  of  Market 
Gait  mrs  Sarah,  51  Marsh  market  space 
Gait  Peter,  justice  of  peace,  19  Thames  st 
Gait  Charles,  type  caster,  cor  Water  and  Grant  sts 
Galvin  J.  teacher,  over  59  Lexington  st 
Galway  &  Brown,  grocers  and  produce  merchants, 

SE  cor  Howard  and  Mulberry  sts 
Gambel  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  cor  of  Water  and  Gay 
Gamble  mrs  Ann,  bookfolder,  15  Wilk  st  near  Bond 
Gamble  Thomas,  sexton  of  2d  Presbyterian  church; 

dw  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
Gamble  Robt.  chairmaker,  cor  Water  and  Grant  sts 
JGamble  Peter,  drayman,  run  al.  near  Saratoga  st 
Gambrill  John,  barber,  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Gambrill  Richd.  dry  goods  store,  56  Lexington  st 
Gambrill  Thos.  cordwainer,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman 
Gambrill  mr  house  carpenter  Frederick  st  near  Gay 
Gambrill  Jno.  M.  millwright,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Gammil  G.  grocer,  Harford  av.  near  Stirling's  lane 
JGaner  Henry,  sugar  refiner,  Camden  lane 


141  Director,  IS3\,  GAR 

JGannon  Michael,  Wagon  alley  near  Liberty  st 
JGannon  Washington,  sawyer,  Homespun  alley  w 

of  Howard  st 
JGannon  Betsy,  washer,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
JGansey  Joseph,  labourer,  Eden  st  n  of  Wilk 
JGant  Henry,  alley  e  of  William  st  and  s  of  Cross 
Ganteume  Henry,  sea  captain,  Caroline  row  and  st 
|Gantt  Joshua,  labourer,  Chaisty's  al.  n  of  Union  st 
Gantt  Thos.  labourer,  Lerew's  al.  s  of  Franklin  st 
Gardiner  Michael,  ship  carpenter,  nw  cor  Ann  and 

Wilk  sts 
Gardner  William,  cordwainer,  SQ  Franklin  st 
Gardner  John,  painter  and  glazier,  4  French  st 
Gardner  mrs  Margt.  Gough  st  5th  door  s  of  Granby 
Ga-rdner  Alexr.  Biddle  st  betw  Penn  av.  and  Ross  st 
Gardner  William,  Fleet  st  near  Washington  st 
Gardner  INIatthew,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder 
Gardner  Isaac,  labourer,  4  Stirling  st 
Gardner  George,  Fleet  st  near  Washington  st 
Gardner  Jas.  shoemaker,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Gardner  George  &  William,  ship  yard,  lower  end 

of  Fountain  st 
Gardner  Jas.  cordwainer.  Liberty  al.  n  of  Beuren  st 
Gardner  Ephraim,  oak  cooper,  109  w  Pratt  st;  shop 

58  South  st 
Gardner  Geo.  wheelwright,  Welcome  al.  near  Light 
Gardner  mrs  Maria,  mantua  maker,  19  Market  st 
Gardner  Joseph,  2d  hand  furniture  mercht.  French 

st  N  of  Exeter  s  side 
Gardner  Francis,  dw  se  cor  French  and  Potter  sts 
Gardner  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  Dutch  alley  w 

of  Howard  st 
JGardner  Benj.  seaman,  Forest  st  near  Douglass 
Garey  Michael  J.  carpenter,  5  Mulberry  st 
Garey  John,  cordwainer,  28  Fleet  st 
Garing  James,  chair  maker.  Sharp  st  near  Lee  st 
Garland,  Riddle  &  Co.  com.  merts.  86  Bowly's  whf 
Garland  Wm.  firm  of  do.  dw  Fayette  st  near  Holiday 
Garner  Thos.  W.  variety  store, n  Gay  st  at  bridge 
Garner  John,  drayman,  Hillen  st  2d  door  s  of  East 
Garner  James,  seaman,  36  n  Gay  st 
V3 


GAT  MatcheWs  Baltimore  1 42 

Garney  Samuel,  weaver,  svv  cor  Saratoga  and  Cove 
Garraud  E.  confectioner  &  distiller,  78  Baltimore  st 
Garrett  John,  cabinet  maker,  9  Alice  Anna  st 
Garrett  Saml.  cabinet  maker,  Orleans  vv  of  Aisquith 
Garrett  Robert  &  Co.  grocery  and  produce  mer- 
chants,  32    N   Howard  st;  dvv    R.  Garrett  n 
Eutaw  st  between  Fayette  and  Baltimore  st 
Garrett  Thomas,  laborer,  Hov^ard  st  e  of  Tyson  al 
Garrett  Henry,  drayman,  French  st  n  of  Exeter 
fGarrett  Wm.  porter,   Bank  lane,  near  Aisquith  st 
Garretson  Henry,  porter,  Rock  st  near  Saratoga 
Garrish  Delilah,  shop,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Garrison  Thos.  brickmaker,  Howard,  near  Conway 
Garrison  mrs  Susanna,  64  n  Gay  st 
Garrison  Bennett,  shoemaker,  249  Baltimore  st 
JGarrison  Wiley,  hack  driver,  York  av.  s  of  Madison 
Garry  Doctor  J.  corner  Liberty  &  Lexington  sts 
Garry  Michael,  dry  goods  merchant,  65  n  Howard 
Garvy  John,  grocer,  sw  cor  Bath  &  Holliday  sts 
Garwick  Jacob,  weaver,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Gary  Joseph,  laborer,  alley  rear  of  s  Frederick  st 
Gaskins  James,  merchant,  d  w  Conway,  near  Charles 
Gaskins  James,  saddle  and  harness  maker,  Howard 

st  N  of  Franklin 
Gassaway  Noah,  grocer,  sw  cor  Sharp  &l  Barre  sts 
Gassaway  Margaret,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Gassaway  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  20  Potter  st 
tGassaway  Geo.  laborer,  s  Charles  st  near  Hill 
Gassee  mrs  Catherine,  dress  maker,  16  n  Gay  st 
fGaswell  David  G.  porter.  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
Gatch  Richard,  grocer,  cor  Forest  and  Gay  sts 
Gatch  C.  carpenter,  Camden  st  near  Paca 
Gatchell  James,  Plowman  st  near  Albermarle 
Gatchell  Increase,  collector,  97  Baltimore  st 
Gatchell  mrs  Dorcas,  3  e  Baltimore  st 
Gatchell  Elisha,  cor  Stiles  st  and  Bishop's  alley 
Gatchell  W.  H.  attorney  at  law,  St  Paul's  st  s  of 

Mulberry 
Gatchell  Anna  J.  female  seminary,  Stiles  st  2d  door 

w  of  Bishop's  alley 
Gatchell  W.  H.  attorney  at  law,  Courthouse  lane 
Gates  Ann,  Strawberry  alley,  n  of  Wilk  st 


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Gates  mrs  Sophia,  27  Alice  Anna  st 
Gaulline  John  B.  house  and   sign  painter  and  gla- 
zier, E  Baltimore  st  n  side,  vv  of  Caroline 
Gaullagher  John,  gTocer  and   produce   dealer,  24 

NE  corner  Franklin  and  Eutavv  sts 
Gault  Robert,  grocer,  nw  corner  Pitt  and  High  sts 
Gault  John,  carpenter,  n\v  cor  Orleans  and  Short  sts 
Gault  John,  stone  nnason,  Ross  st  near  Union 
Geckler  Godfrey,  superintendent  comb  manufacto- 
ry. Penitentiary,  d\v  44  n  Exeter  st 
Geddes   Robert,  attorney  at  law,  nw  cor  Fayette 
&  St  Paul's  sts;  d\v  n  Liberty,  near  Lexington 
Geddes  Geo.  stone  cutter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Pierce  st 
Geddes  James,  coppersmith,  ^c.  31  Pratt  st 
Geddes  Thomas  S.  printer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Liberty 
Geddes  Wm.  founder.  Busy  alley  near  Sharp  st 
Geddier  George,  laborer,  Biddle  alley,  near  Ross  st 
Gees  Geo.  carpenter,  119  n  Eutaw  st 
Geezey,  Lewis,  near  Cove  st  n  of  Franklin 
Gehring  John  G.  jeweller,  76  Ensor  st 
Geisler  Geo.  D.  innkeeper,  Burk  st.  near  the  sugar 

house 
Gelbach  Christian,  grocer,  Forest  st  near  Hillen 
Gelston  Hugh,  fancy  and  variety  store,  nw  corner 
of  Baltimore  and  Cliaries  sts;   dw   corner  of 
Charles  and  Fayette  sts 
George  Wm.  grocer,  17  Alice  Anna  st 
George  &  Hays,  wholesale  grocers,  118  n  Howard 
st;  dw  James  George,  Franklin,  near  Howard 
George  James,  cordvvainer.  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
George  Charles  R.  commission  merchant,  9  Light 

st  wharf,  dw  Pratt,  3d  door  e  of  Sharp 
George  James  B.  shoe  and  hat  store,  32  Centre 

Market  Space 
George  miss  Frances,  Hamburg  st  e  of  William 
George  Stephen,  carpenter,  Henrietta,  e  of  Charles 
George  Waggoner,  tailor.  Fleet,  near  Washington 
George  Wm.  E.  hardware  mer  dw  Sharp,  near  Pratt 
George  Samuel,  firm  of  Campbell,  Mcllvain  fy  Co. 

dw  69  N  Green  st 
George  Archibald  &  Co.  grocers  and  produce  mer- 
chants, Niy  corner  o^  Howard  and  Mulberry  sts 


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George  Arch'd.  merchant,  dvv  Mulberry,  e  of  Eutaw 

Gerahty  capt.  Peter  26  Block  st 

Gerhard  J.  A.  grocer,  4  Ross  st 

German  Joshua,  carpenter,  Fleet  st  near  Market 

German  Benjamin,  wheelwright,  15  se  cor.  Gough 

and  Eden  sts 
German  Jonathan,  ornamental  painter,  Baltimore  st 
at  falls  bridge;  d  w  cor  Exeter  st  &  Necessity  al. 
German  mrs  Catherine,  98  n  Howard  st 
Gesler  Frederick,  baker,  Peace  al  near  Howard  st 
Gessford  V^m.  baker,  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
Getter  H.  turner,  Penn  av  near  George  st 
Gettier  Henry,  turner,  Ross  st  near  Penn  av 
Gettier  James,  Richmond  st  n  termination  of  Park 
Getty  James,  house  carpenter,  17  s  Charles  st 
Getty  James,  dry  goods  store,  52  w  Pratt  st 
Getty  James,  drayman,  44  s  Frederick  st 
Getty  Francis,  dry  goods  merchant,  71  Baltimore 

st;  dw  Pratt  st 
Gibbins  John,  cooper,  nw  cor  Pratt  and  Green  sts 
Gibbins  mrs  Mary,  fancy  hat  maker,  33  Camden  st 
Gibbons  Richard,  cooper,  s  Cove  st  near  Baltimore 
Gibbs  mrs  Priscilla,  74  Strawberry  alley 
Gibbs  Morgan,  5  s  Gay  st 
Gibbs  John,  cooper,  x  Eutaw  st  s  of  Lexington 
Gibbs  William,  cooper,  Long  al.  betw  Lexington 

and  Saratoga  sts 
fGibbs  Nancy,  Scott  st  near  Columbia 
Gibney  Richard,  Phcenix  lottery  and  Exchange  of- 
fice, sw  cor  Gay  and  Baltimore;  dw  254  n  Gay 
Gibson  John  &  Dinsmore,  teachers,  M'Lellan's  al 
Gibson  mrs.  s  end  of  FelPs  st 

Gibson  Joshua,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  near  Orleans 
Gibson  George, custom-house  boat,GoughE  of  Eden 
Gibson  John  and  Co.  importers  of  dry  goods,  169 

Baltimore  st.;  dw  J.  Gibson,  Fayette  st  next 

to  Union  Bank 
Gibson  mrs  IMary,  dress  maker,  62  n  High  st 
Gibson  James,  weaver,  cor  n  Howard  st  -^  Tyson  al 
Gibson  Jas.  firm  of  Hall,  Gibson  &  Co.  merchants, 

Baltimore  st  w  of  Hanover;  dw  61  Hanover 
Gibson  Alexander,  cordwainer,  51  s  Frederick  st 


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Gibson  Wtn.  Potter  st.  bet  Gay  and  Hillen  sts 
Gibson  Rev.  John,  pastor  of  Reformed  Presbyte- 
rian church,  59  Camden  st 
Gibson  Doctor  George  S.  Lombard  st  e  of  Sharp 
Gibson  Doctor  John  M.  20  n  Gay  st.    See  advertise- 
ment 
Gibson  James,  4  Pine  st.  bet  Franklin  and  George 
Gibson  William,  clerk  of  Baltimore  county  court, 

office,  court-house;  dw  Madison  st 
Gibson  Joseph,  weaver,  Ross  st  extended 
JGibson  Hester,  washer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Bank 
JGibson  Richard,  Centre  st  w  of  Calvert 
JGibson  Samuel,  sawyer,  Guilford's  al  e  of  Charles 
JGibson  Philip,  hack  driver,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
JGibson  Robert,  laborer.  Peace  al  vv  of  Howard  st 
JGibson  Basil,  drayman,  Long  al.  s  of  Ross  st 
JGibson  Sewell,  laborer,  Lerew's  al  s  of  Franklin 
Giddier  mrs  Mary,  seamstress,  16  Albermarle  st 
Gientworth  Geo.  P.  w  Fayette  st 
GifFord  mrs  Mary,  Pittst  betw  Eden  and  Caroline 
Gilbach  George,  grocer,  sw  cor  Beuren  and  French 
Gilbert  Eunice,  46  Happy  alley 
Gilbert  mrs  Mary,  Ross  st  near  Eutaw 
Gilbert  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Richmond  st 
JGilbert  Joshua,  laborer,  Centre  st  w  of  Calvert 
JGilbert  Paco,  laborer,  Centre  st  w  of  Calvert 
Gilberthorp  Catherine,  27  Shakspeare  st 
Gilday  Felix,  stone  mason,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Gildea  Daniel  1.  teacher,  21  Pitt  st 
Gildea  John,  wheat  fan,  sieve  and  bellows  manufac- 
turer, 61  s  Calvert  st 
Giles  Wm.  F.  attorney  at  law,  office  6  Athenaeum; 

dw  s  Exeter  st,  3d  door  from  Baltimore 
Giles  Joseph,  cooper,  Hampton  st.  betw  Baltimore 

and  Fayette  sts 
Giles  Jacob  W.  e  Baltimore  st  opposite  2d  Pres- 
byterian church 
JGiles  Jane,  washer,  Lerew's  al.  near  Saratoga  st 
JGiles  Phoebe,  Happy  alley  near  Bank  st 
JGiles  Grace,  Conway  st  bet  Eutaw  and  Howard 
Gilfry  John,  brush  maker,  56  w  Pratt  st 
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Gilgen  James,  innkeeper,  49  n  Gay  st 
Gill  Steph.  carter,  Argyle  al  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Gill  Step,  collector,  Franklin  row,  w  of  Chatsworth 
Gill  George,  cook  shop,  Caroline  st  s  end 
GiU  Geo.  M.  attorney  a\  law,  St  Paul's  n  of  Pleasant 
Gill  Bennet  C.  stevedore,  84  Caroline  st 
Gill  Jabez  M.  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
Gill  Stephen,  carter,  rear  of  n  end  of  Ensor  st 
Gill  John,  grocer,  81  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Gill  mrs  Elizabeth,  tavern  keeper,  1 1  Fish  M.  space 
Gill  Bryson,  dentist  and  chair  maker,  35  s  Charles 
Gill  John,  notary  public,  42  Water  st.  opposite  the 
s  entrance  to  the  Exchange,  and  nearly  opposite 
the  door  of  the  new  Custom-house;  d  w  Aisquith 
st  next  door  to  M'Elderry's  mansion  house 
Gill  Christ,  carpenter,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Gill  mrs  Mary,  huckster.  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Gill  John,  stucco  worker,  sw  cor  Ross  and  Eutaw 
Gill  Richard  W.  attorney  at  law,  court-house  lane 
Gill  Geo.  M.  attorney  at  law,  court-house  laue 
Gill  mrs  Sarah,  12  Park  st 
Gillespy  Eliza,  dry  goods  store,  67  Baltimore  st 
tGilliard  Charlotte,  Chamberlain  al.  near  Eutaw  st 
fGilliard  Nicholas,  blacksmith,  Har.  av.  near  meet- 
ing house 
tGilliard  Susan,  Har.  av.  near  meeting  house 
Gilles  H.  N.  professor  of  music,  St.  Clair's  row, 

St.  Paul's  st  near  Mulberry 
Gilles  M.  P.  professor  of  music,  do.  do.  do. 
Gillet  Martin,  merchant  and    tea   inspector,  52  e 

Pratt  st;  dw  Franklin,  s  side,  w  of  Pearl 
Gillingham  &  Jessop,  91  w  Pratt  st;  dw  of  G.  GiU 

lingham  at  do. 
Gillingham  Geo.  clerk,  sw  cor  Salisbury  and  Lloyd 
Gillingham  Wra.  edge  tool  maker,  s  Eutaw  st  near 

Pratt 
Gillingham  John,  carpenter,  Lombard  st  2d  door  e 

of  Liberty,  shop  Gillingham's  alley 
Gilman  John,  carter.  Potter  st  e  side,  n  of  Gay 
Gilmor  mrs  Wm.  w  side  Monument  Square 
Gilmor  Robt.  &  Sons,  merchants,  Second  st  oppo- 
site town  clock 


147  Director,  1831.  GLE 

Gilmor  Robert,  merchant,  Water  st  nearly  opposite 

the  Exchange 
Gilmore  James,  proprietor  of  Clifton  cotton  facto- 
ry, 87  Bond  st 
Gilmore  mrs  Mary,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
Gilpin  Josiah,  bookbinder,  Hillen  st  near  Front 
Giraud  Doctor  John,  42  South  st 
Girvin  James,  grocer  and  produce  merchant,  106 

N  Howard  st;  dvv    37  n  Eutavv 
Gist  Wm.  proprietor  of  Eagle  lead  works,  sw  cor- 
ner Eutavv  and  Conwaj  sts;  dvv  Camden,  near 
Howard 
Gist  William,  liquor  inspector,  se  cor  Aisquith  and 

M'Elderry  sts 
Gist  William,  paint  manufacturer,   Fort  M^Henry 

road  opposite  Fell's  Point 
Gittings  Lambert,  commission  merchant,  5  Spear's 

wharf 
Gittings  Wm.  wheelwright,  Harford  av.  n  of  Mis- 
sionary church 
Gittings  John  S.  firm  Merryman  and  Gittings,  dw 

Water  st.  3d  door  e  of  Jones's  falls 
Gittings  mrs  Mary,  ne  cor  Liberty  and  Lexington 
Givins  mrs  Amelia,  washer.  Stable  al  s  of  Water  st 
Gladding  Samuel,  grocer,  se  cor  Hill  and  Charles 
Gladson  Michael,  cordwainer,  Harford  av  e  side 
Gladson  Michael,  huckster,  Harford  av.  n  of  Mis- 
sionary church 
Glandin  miss  Sarah,  milliner,  62  s  Charles  st 
Glaser  Jacob,  East  st.  2d  door  s  of  French 
Glass  Isaac,  cordwainer,  78  Bond  st;  dw  26  Fleet 
Glass  James,  ship  joiner,  cor  Thames  and  Block  sts 
Glassgow  W' m.  R.  boot  and  shoemaker.  Light  st  3d 
door  s  of  Baltimore;  dw  Barre  st  w  of  Hanover 
Gleeson  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  68  s  Calvert  st 
Gleeson  Thomas,  innkeeper,  51  n  Gay  st 
Glenn  mrs  Rachel,  Alice  Anna  st  near  Happy  al 
Glenn  Robt.  W.  grocer,  NECor  Low  and  Forest  sts 
Glenn  Samuel  T.  house  and  ship  painter,  Exeter  st 

3d  door  n  of  Pratt 
Glenn  Wm.  seaman.  Fleet  st  near  Caroline 
Glenn  Wm.  cordwainer,  Barre  st  near  Howard 


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Gleen  Michael  M.  carpenter,  Jefferson  row,  Con- 
way St  near  Gist's  factory 
Glenn  Ellas,  judge  of  district  court,  Saratoga  st  w 

of  Cove 
Glenn  John,  attorney  at  law.  Court-house  lane;  dw 

s  Charles  st  betw  Lexington  and  Fayette 
Glenn  Jno.  blacksmith.  Mulberry  st  w  of  College  al 
Gloninger  Pet.  brewer,  dw  s  Paca  near  ternnination 
Gloninger  John,  Camden  st  brewery,  Camden  st  w 

of  Eutaw;  dw  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 
Glover  Wm.  hatter,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
|Glover  Ann,  washer,  6G  Park  st 
JGoans  James,  carter,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Goddard  Charles,  keeper  of  Golden  horse  tavern, 

Nw  cor  Howard  and  Franklin  sts 
Godfrey  John,  gardener,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Godman  Brutus,  sawyer,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Godman  Jeff'ry,  victualler,  Penn  av.  sof  termination 

of  Cove  st 
JGodman  Prudence,  washer.  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
Godwin  Thomas,  baker,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Godwin  mrs  Frances,  Wilk  st  near  High 
Goehegan  &  Wheeden,  sail  makers,  8  M'Elderry's 

wharf 
Goetchy  Michael,  baker,  ne  cor  William  &  Cross 
Goetz  mrs  Rachel,  confectioner,  15  s  Howard  st 
JGoff  Ann,  washer,  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
Gold  captain  Peter,  51  s  Charles  st 
Gold  captain  Joseph,  23  s  Charles  st 
Golder  Archibald,  importer  and   manufacturer  of 

paper  hangings,  171  Baltimore  st 
Golder  Robert,  paper  hangings  merchant,  dw  Fay- 
ette st  E  of  Howard 
JGolder  Robt.  grocer,  se  cor  Howard  st  &  Bottle  al 
:j:Goldin  Charles,  blacksmith,  15  Happy  alley 
Goldsberry  Greenberry,  58  Happy  alley 
tGoldsberry  Charles,  woodsawyer,  148  Bond  st 
JGoldsborough  Henry,  sawyer,  Argyle  alley 
JGoldsborough  Richd.  ship  carpenter,  Wolf  st 
Goldsmith"  mrs  Elizab.  Lee  st  4th  door  w  of  Light 
Goldsmith  Thos.  sailor,  w  Falls  av.  s  of  Water  st 
Goldsmith  mrs  Mary,  Fayette  st  w  of  Howard 


149  Director,  1831  GOR 

Goldsmith  John,  carpenter,  21  n  Church  st 
Golibert  Joseph,  oak  cooper,  Alice  Anna  st  s  side 

E  of  Market;  dvv  8  Wolf  st 
Goodall  M.  grocer,  sw  cor  Calvert  st  and  Mulberry 
Goodhand  Robt.  ship  joiner,  bet  Stiles  &  Fawn  sts 
Goodman  Jno.  conibmaker,  Eutavv  st  near  Conway 
Goodman  Edwd.  C.  shoemaker,  Baltimore  st  near 

Cove  st 
Goodrick  Thos.  C.  steam  boat  hotel,  60  w  Pratt  st 
Goodrick  mrs  Susan,  seamstress,  82  Sharp  st 
Goods  mr  iishman,  Cross  st  Federal  hill 
Goodwin  Lyde,  agent  for  Maryland  cotton  factory, 

16  s  Charles  st;  dw  St.  PauPs  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Goodwin  mrs  .Elizabeth,  Orleans  st  e  of  Harf.  run 
Goodwin  mrs  Elizabeth,  Fayette  st  e  of  Liberty 
Goodwin  Caleb,  ship  carpenter.  Stiles  st  near  High 
tGoodwin  Charles,  carter,  Johnson  st 
tGoodwin  Thomas,  labourer.  Park  st  s  of  Saratoga 
JGooldin  Geotfrey,  drayman,  Douglass  st  near  East 
fGooseberry  Joseph,  labourer,  40  Happy  alley 
Gorara  mrs  Sarah,  10  Holiday  st 
Gordon  mrs  Phoebe,  51  e  Baltimore  st 
Gordon  Jas.  carpenter,Liberty  al.  near  Monument  st 
Gordon  Geo.  labourer,  York  road  s  of  Belvidere  rd. 
Gordon  Joseph,  cordwainer,Bayard  st  near  Caroline 
Gordon  mrs  Mary,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt  st  w  side 
Gordon  John  H.  chair  maker,  1 1  Second  st 
Gordon  &  Smith,  chair  makers,  49  South  st 
Gordon  Charles,  rope  maker,  Pratt  st  near  Market 
jGordcn  Benj.  sawyer.  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
JGordon  Joseph,  cooper,  Mulberry  st 
Gorman  Montgomery,  cordwainer.  Potter  st  e  side 

N  of  Gay  st 
Gorman  Thos.  tailor,  Fawn  st  2d  door  w  of  Exeter 
Gorman  John,  grocer,  cor  Green  st  and  Happy  al. 
Gorman  Edward,  Low  st  near  Front  st 
Gorman  ^s.  tavern  keeper,  cor  Pratt  &  Commerce 
Gorman  John,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Gormley  Nichs.  do.  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  run 
Gorsuch  Saml.  ship  carpenter,  Washington  st 
Gorsuch  John,  carpenter,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Gorsuch  Jas.  ship  carpenter.  Lancaster  st  \v  of  Ann 


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Gorsuch  L.  F.  hatter,  52  n  Howard  st 

Gorsuch  Nicholas,  innkeepet,  sign  of  wheat  sheaf, 

Front  st  opposite  the  Circus 
Gorsuch  Jehu,  carpenter,  78  n  High;  shop  opposite 
Gorsuch  mrs  Susan,  Chamberlain  al.  near  Eutaw  st 
Gorsuch  Peregrine,  grocer,  61  Saratoga  st 
Gorton  mrs  Phoebe,  51  e  Baltimore  st 
Goshel  Peter,  innkeeper,  24  Bond  st 
Goslin  Talbot,  carpenter,  Eden  st  e  side  near  Pitt 
Gosling  James,  copper  roller,  head  of  Trinity  st 
Gosnell  L.  W.  dry  goods  mercht.  17  n  Howard  st; ' 

dw  cor  Mulberry  st  and  College  alley 
Gosnell  mrs  huckster,  Harford  av.  n  of  Mis.  church 
Goss  Elizabeth,  47  Wilk  st  s  side  E.of  Caroline 
Gossick  mrs  Mary,  Apple  alley  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Gost  Andw.  drayman,  alley  s  of  vv  end  of  Saratoga 
Gott  Robert,  city  bailiff,  Charles  st  near  Conway 
fGott  Priscilla,  washer,, Shakspear  st 
tGough  Deborah,  washer.  Wagon  al.  w  of  Liberty 
Gould  James  F.  teacher,  (academy  Lexington  st.) 

dw  45  s  Charles  st 
Gould  Paul,  50  s  Charles  st 
Gould  John  G.  clothing  store,  34  s  Calvert  st 
Gould  Samuel,  labourer,  Park  st  s  of  Richmond  st 
Gould  Jas.  F.  principal  Bait.  Female  Lyceum,  Lex- 
ington st  e  of  Calvert;  dw  45  s  Charles  st 
Gould  Alexr.  victualler.  Light  st  s  of  West 
Gould  James,  fancy  store,  202  Baltimore  st;  dw  25 

s  Howard  st 
tGould  Richd.  woodsawyer,  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
fGould  Robt.  labourer.  Rock  st  near  Lexington 
tGould  John,  labourer,  Mulberry  st  near  Pearl 
fGould  Richd.  labourer,  Carpenter's  al.  w  of  Eutaw 
Goulden  mrs  Catherine,  10  Lancaster  st 
Gour  Catherine,  Lerew's  alley  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Gourde  L.  &  F.  Sueber,  grocers,  sw  cor  Pratt  st  and 

w  Falls  avenue 
Gourde  &l  Buchanan's  distillery  of  gin,  cordials,  &c. 

18  Commerce  st;  dw  of  E.  Buchanan,  cor  of 

Pratt  st  and  Falls  avenue 
Gourdon  Ferdinand,  justice  of  peace,  2  s  Sharp  st; 

dw  Fayette  st  2d  house  vv  of  Park  st 


151  niredor,  1S31,  GRA 

Govans  Daniel,  feed  store,  60  n  Gay  st;  dvv  Aisquith 

st  near  Comet  and  Douglass 
Gover  miss  Hannah,  n  Exeter  st  near  Baltimore  st 
fGoy  Frs.  labourer,  Richmond  st  near  Cathedral 
Grace  mrs  Ellen,  grocer,  cor  Charles  st  &  Uhler's  al 
Grace  John,  cord^vainer,  42  Lancaster 
Grace  Priscilla,  ne  cor  of  Gough  and  Spring  sts 
jGrace  James,  laborer,  Happy  al  s  of  Wilk  st 
jGrace  Wm.  Fayette  st  e  of  Howard 
Gracy  Arch,  rigger,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Apple  al 
Gracy  Wm.  carpenter,  Caroline  st  n  of  e  Baltimore 
Gracy  John,  carpenter,  ne  cor  Aisquith  &  Orleans 
Gracy  Henry,  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  2d  door  n  of 

Orleans 
Gracy  Wm.  laborer,  Addison  st  2d  house,  s  side 
Graff  &  Hager,  flour  merchants,  se  cor  Paca  and 

Baltimore  sts 
Graff  Joseph,  flour  merchant,   dvv  Baltimore  st  w 

of  Green 
Graff  Araminta,  70  Ann  st  e  side 
Graff  Frederick  C.  shipping  and  commission  mer- 
chant, d\v  33  s  Gay  st 
Graff  Jacob,  tailor,  15  Thames  st 
Grafton  Nathan,  guager,  50  Pitt  st 
Grafton  Mark,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Fayette  st  e 

of  Liberty 
Graham  George,  merchant,  dw  Sharp  st  near  Lee 
Graham  mrs  Matilda,  10  Hanover  st 
Graham  Hamilton,  accountant,  Pratt  st  e  of  Exeter 
Graham  Andw.  carpenter,  Howard  st  near  Madison 
Graham  Wm.  sea  capt.  2  e  Balfimore  e  of  Exeter 
Graham  Ellis,  carpenter,  Howard  near  Richmond 
Graham  mrs  Anna,  34  Fleet  st 
Graham  John,  cordwainer^  East  st  s  of  French 
Graham  Rich,  laborer.  Cathedral  stnear  Tyson  al 
Graham  Geo.  B.  mariner,  Pratt  st  w  of  Market 
Graham  J.  &  R.  grocers,  100  Dugan's  wharf 
Graham  &  Silvey,  proprietors  of  VVashington  brew- 
ery, NE  cor  Hanover  and  Conway  sts 
Graham  Andrew,  (firm  above)  dvv  Conway  st  w  of 

Charles 
Graham  Wm.  Baltimore  st  near  w  city  boundary 


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Graham  Smith,  fireman,  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
Graham  Hugh,  cabinet  maker,  Lee  st  Eof  Charles 
:|:Graham  Henry,  porter,  Pine  st  near  Mulberry 
:}:Grand  Charles,  Park  lane  near  Hampton 
Grandison  Charles,  sawyer,  Potter  st  near  Low 
Granger  John,  painter  &  glazier,  Peace  alley  near 

Howard  st 
Granger  mrs  Sarah,  Peace  alley  near  Howard  st 
:{:Granger  Stephen,  laborer.  Potter  st  n  of  Low 
Grant  mrs  Eliza,  St  Paul's  st 
Grant  Susanna,  Ann  st  near  Gough 
Grant  Stephen,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
Grant  mrs  Jane,  43  Alice  Anna  st 
Grant  and  Ward,  domestic  package  warehouse,  4 

Lorman  row,  Hanover  st 
Grant  Charles,  laborer,  Park  lane  e  of  Hampton  st 
Grant  mrs  Mary,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
tGrant  Charles,  Canal  st  n  of  Pitt 
tGrant  Nancy,  Armistead  lane 
Grape  John,  Potter  st  near  Gay 
Grape  Geo.  carpenter,  cor  Mott  and  Ensorsts;  dw 

260  N  Gay 
Grapevine  Fred'k,  Chatsw^orth  st  near  Franklin 
Grarouth  Gustavus,  dealer  in  junk,  18  Bond  st 
Grate  mrs  Eliz'h,  milliner,  Eutaw  st  near  Lombard 
Grattz  mrs.  113  Eutaw  st 

Gravenstine,  mrs  Elizabeth,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Graves  Robert,  carpenter,  156  Bond  st 
Graves  mrs  Rebecca,  Charles  st  near  Montgomery 
^Graves  Geo.  e  Canal  st  near  Bayard 
JGraves  Henry,  laborer,  French  al  near  Light  st 
Gray  John,  carter.  Wolf  st  w  side 
Gray  JohnM.  last&  shoe  findings'  store,  15  Water 
Gray  Henry  W.  justice  of  peace,  conveyancer,  &,c. 

Baltimore  w  of  Caroline;  office  Water  st  e  of 

Market  space.     See  advertisement 
Gray  &-  Tillyard,  tailors,  17  Water  st;  dw  Geo. 

Gray,  15  Water  st 
Gray  Walton,  Pratt  st  w  of  Exeter 
Gray  Wm.  B.  dyer  and  scourer,  3  Baltimore  st 
Gray  Stephen,  sailmaker,  Gough  st  e  side 
Gray  mrs  Catharine,  6  Ross  st 


Director^  1831.  GRE 


Gray  mrs  Eleonar,  East  st  betw  Ensor  and  Gay- 
Gray  mrs  Hannah,  millinery  store,  1  Baltioiorest 
Gray  Leonard  F.  11  e  Baltimore  st 
Gray  Richard,  blacksmith,  9  Pine  st  near  Fayette 
Gray  James,  last  maker,  53  Calvert  st 
Gray  mrs  Ellen,  grocer,  s\v  cor  Ensor  &  East  sts 
Gray  Jonathan,  huckster,  Harford  av.  near  Meet- 
ing house 
Gray  Andrew,  ship  carpenter,   Little  Hughes  st. 

bet  Charles  and  Light  sts 
Gray  Richard,  labourer.  Elbow  lane  near  s  Green 
Gray  John,  Holland  st.  e  of  Long  lane 
JGray  Jerry,  brickmaker.  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
|Gray  Sarah,  Montgomery  st  bet  Hanover  &l  Sharp 
%GrsLy  David,  drayman,  Camden  st  near  Eutaw 
JGray  Deborah,  Apple  al  near  Wilk  st 
JGray  Joseph,  cordwainer,  21  Ruxton  st 
JGray  Levin,  laborer,  alley  rear  of  s  Frederick  st 
[[Gray  Henry,  alley  rear  of  n  Caroline  st 
JGray  Fanny,  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
JGray  Caesar,  sawyer.  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
itGray  James,  laborer,  1 1 1  Camden  st 
tGray  David,  drayman,  Peace  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Grayson  Geo.  shingle  shaver,  William  near  Warren 
Greatfield  John,  carpenter,  38  Park  st 
Greatham  mrs  Margaret,  Calvert  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Greaves  mrs  Henrietta,  1  Mercer  st 
Greaves  mrs  Susanna,  seamstress,  corner  Stiles  and 

President  sts 
Greble  Alex,  potter,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen 
Greble  Benj.  potter,  Harford  av.  near  Forest  st 
Green  &  Robinson,  paper  hangers  and  manufactur- 
ers, 20  Baltimore  st 
Green  Charles,  sea  captain.  3  Shakspear  st 
Green  Thos.  D.  coachmaker,  42  n  Front  st 
Green  Joshua,  weaver,  e  Baltimore  st  b  of  Eden 
Green  mrs  Zilpha,  74  n  Front  st 
Green  Rich,  oak  cooper,  Eden  st  near  Baltimore 
Green  Charles  B.  grocer  and  dry  goods  merchant, 

120  N  High  st 
Green  Wm.  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Caroline 
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GRE  Matchett^s  Baltimore  154 

Green  Edward,  hatter,  Beuren  st  near  Falls 
Green  Terrence,  nailor,  Wilk  st  w  of  the  bridge 
Green  George,  tanner,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
Green  Isaac,  collector,  51  Albermarle  st 
Green  Henry,  sheriff  of  Baltimore  county,  dw  5 

Front  st  near  High 
Green  Joseph,  Holland  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Green  Henry,  cabinet  ware  varnisher,  Cider  alley 

wof  Paca  st 
Green  Andrew,  huckster,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Green  mrs  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Green  John  N.  silversmith,  Bayard  st  near  Eden 
Green  Hazel,  laborer.  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Green  Samuel,  cordwainer,  60  n  Exeter  st 
Green  Henry,  blacksmith,  Little  Hughes  st.  betw 

Charles  and  Light 
Green  Thos.  Biddle  st.  bet  Penn  av  &o  Ross  st 
Green  mrs  Eliz'h,  Sugar  al.  bet  Charles  &  Light  ets 
Green  mrs  Susanna,  tailoress,  38  n  Exeter  st 
Green  Edward,  stone  mason,  Howard  near  Madison 
Green  Armistead,  firm  Green  and  Robinson,  dw  9 

Temple  st 
Green  mrs  Ann,  Lanvale  cotton  factory,  w  of  Bel- 

videre  bridge 
Green  George,  chair  maker,  Front  st  near  Gay 
Green  John,  drayman,  Hillen  st  bet  Exeter  &  High 
Green  John,  carpenter,  40  Fayette  st  near  Eutaw 
JGreen  John,  sawyer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
fGreen  David,  laborer.  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
tGreen  Wm.  laborer,  Montgomery  st  near  Howard 
■j-Green  Sophia,  76  Argyle  alley 
tGreen  Charlotte,  washer.  Peace  al  w  of  Sharp  st 
fGreen  Charles,  laborer,  Caroline  n  of  Gough 
tGreen  David,  packer,  Welcome  al  near  Howard 
tGreen  Richard,  porter.  Potter  st  near  Low 
JGreen  Jenny,  washer,  Peace  al  w  of  Howard  st 
tGreen  David,  laborer,  11  Happy  alley 
tGreen  Vincent,  laborer,  Lerew's  al  near  Franklin 
tGreen  Thos.  hair  dresser,  4  Light  st 
tGreen  Richard,  porter,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's 
tGreen  Thos.  hairdresser.  Bank  lane;  dw  Light  st 
tGreen  Anne,  washer,  Moore's  lane  near  Eutaw  st 


155  Director,  1831.  GRI 

tGrreener  Rebecca,  washer,  Dutch  al  w  of  Howard 
Greenfield  Aquilla  H.  shoe  store,  cor  Gay  &  Exeter 
Greenfield  Amos,  cooper,  Franklin  st  near  Paea 
Greenwell  mrs  Ann,  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Greenwood  mrs  Mary,  dry  goods  store,  38  Gay  st 

E  of  the  bridge 
JGreenwood  Samuel,  drayman,  Fayette  e  of  Pine 
JGreenwood  Eleonor,  washer,  Fayette  e  of  Pine 
fGreenwood  Perry,  sawyer,  10  Thames  st 
JGreenwood  Pet.  laborer,  Guilford's  alE  of  Charles 
JGreenwood  Hen.  drayman,  Howard  s  of  Camden 
JGreenwood  Isaac,  Fort  road  near  Magazine 
Greer  mrs  Mary,  7  Saratoga  st  e  of  Park 
Gregg  John  &  Co  grocers,  80  Pratt  st;  dw  J.  Gregg 

Holiday  st  near  Lexington 
Gregg  Andrew  &l  Co.  flour  merchants,  18  Franklin 
Gregg  Thos.  firm  of  A,  Gregg  &  Co.;  dw  Paca  st. 

s  of  Franklin 
Gregory  Joseph,  tobacconist,  Sugar  alley,  4th  door 

E  of  Charles  st 
Gregory  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  8  w  Fleet  st 
Greives  Amos,  nw  cor  Pratt  st  &  Apple  alley 
Grenager  John,  alley  s  of  w  termination  of  Saratoga 
Greves  David,  grocer.  Market  st  below  Thames 
Gribbon  James,  carpenter,  Stillhouse  st.  bet  Plow- 
man and  Water  sts 
Grice  Daniel,  carpenter,  Penn  av  at  city  bounds 
Grice  Elias,  wagon  maker,  Biddle  al  near  Ross  st 
fGrice  Hez.  dealer  in  ice,  Aisquith  stnear  Orleans 
Grier  Alex,  grocer  and  produce  merchant,  nw  cor 

Franklin  and  Eutaw  sts 
Griers  mrs  Eleonor,  Liberty  st  near  Dutch  al 
Griffin  Jacob,  victualler,  Orleans  stE  of  Harford  run 
Griffin  James,  weaver,  s  of  w  end  of  Franklin  st 
Griffin  Henry,  shoemaker,  Happy  al  above  Gough 
Griffin  mrs  Bridget,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  run 
Griffin  George,  millwright,  Lee  st  w  of  Light 
Griffin  John  W.  cordwainer,  Thames  st  near  Ann 
Griffin  Philip,  miller,  Howard  st  near  Grundy's  row 
Griffin  John,  cordwainer,  21  Ross  st 
Griffin  Elias  T.  tobacconist.  Pine  st  near  Franklin 
fGriffin  Cuflfy,  porter,  Welcome  al  w  of  Hanover  st 


GRI  Matchett'^s  Baltimore  156 

■*■■  _  : 

tGriffin  Marg't,  washer,  36  n  Frederick  st 
jGriffin  Susan,  Lerew's  al.  s  of  Richmond  st 
jGriffin  Susan,  Canal  st  bet  Jefferson  st  &  Short  al 
JGriffin  Peter,  laborer,  Lerew's  al  s  of  Richmond  st 
JGriffin  Hetty,  washer,  German  st  bet  Cove  &  Pine 
fGriffin  Single,  carter,  Strawberry  al  n  of  Fleet  st 
jGriffin  Henry,  comb  al  bet  Hill  st  and  Busy  alley 
tGriffin  Mary,  Eden  st  n  of  Wilk 
JGriffin  Alex,  sexton  of  Sharp  st  Methodist  meet- 
ing house,  2d  door  s  of  Bottle  alley 
fGriffin  Ruth,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 
tGriffin  Barney,  Lombard  st  e  of  Hanover 
tGriffin  Henry,  laborer,  Chappel  alley 
Griffith  mrs  Ann,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Griffith  Thos.  slater,  e  Baltimore  st.  near  Harford 

run  bridge 
Griffith  Thos.  carpenter,  Franklin  w  of  Chatsworth 
Griffith  Edw.  hatter,  74|  Baltimore  st;  dw  Salis- 
bury st  2d  door  e  of  Exeter 
Griffith  David,  sea  captain,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Griffith  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  213  Baltimore 

st  cor  of  Sharp;  dw  1  Sharp  st 
Griffith  Louisa,  Harford  run  near  Water  st 
Griffith  Howard,  jun.  merchant,  dw  Howard  near 

Lombard  st 
Griffith  Thos.  carpenter,  Gay  st  e  of  B.  Air  market 
Griffith  mrs  Ann,  Pratt  st3d  door  e  of  Caroline 
Griffith  Levi  P.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  145  French 

St.;  dw  23  Potter  st 
Griffith  Jacob,  laborer,  Guilford's  al  E  of  Charles  st 
Griffith  Wm.  machinists  Peace  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Griffith  Henry  R.  stone  cutter,  Centre  near  Calvert 
Griffith  Wm.  proprietor  of  straw  cutting  machine, 

York  av  n  of  Madison  st 
Griffith  Israel,  dry  goods  merchant,  163  Baltimore 

st;  dw.  NE  cor  St.  Paul's  and  Pleasant  sts 
Griffith  Thomas  W.  justice  of  peace,  Fayette  st  e 

of  St  Paul's 
Griffith  A.  and  R.  R.  hardware  and  cutlery  store, 
192i  Baltimore  st;  dw  of  R.  R.  Griffith,  firm 
of  do.  St.  Paul's  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Griffith  Stephen,  carpenter,  Holland  stE  of  Eden 


157  Director,  1831.  crKU" 

Griffitb  mrs  Sarah,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Howard 
Griffith  Edw.  packing  case  maker,  High  near  Hillen 
tGriffith  Wm.  brick'maker,  Sugar  al  near  Light  st 
Griggs  Jas.  pilot,  Exeter  betvv  Pratt  &  Granby  sts 
Griggs  George,  pilot,  5  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Griggs  Wm.  pilot,  Pratt  st  near  Apple  alley 
Grillet  James,  grocer,  24  cor  Fleet  st  and  Apple  al 
Grimes  Richard,  rigger,  22  Shakspear  st 
Grimes  mrs  Ellen,  51  Market  st 
Grimes  Charles,  hatter,  29  n  Gay  st  near  High  st; 

store  42  Baltimore  st 
Grimes  Edvvd.  carter,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Grimes  James  G.  grocery  and  feed  store,  intersec- 
tion N  Gay  and  Ensor  sts;  dvv  Exeter  near  Gay 
Grimes  James  Q.  grocer,  intersection  of  Harford 

and  N  Gay  sts;  dw  Exeter  near  Gay 
Grimes  Alex,  labourer,  Tyson  al.  near  Richmond  st 
Grimes  Roz^n,  intersection  of  Harford  and  Gay  sts; 

dvv  Exeter  st  near  Gay 
Grimes  John,  tailor,  2  Temple  st 
fGrimes  John,  carter.  Park  lane  near  Pearl  st 
Grindall  Josiah,  carpenter,  15  Thompson  st 
Grinder  John,  glass  blower,  near  the  Glass  house 
Grinnage  Thos.  shoemaker,  Aisquith  near  Jefferson 
tGrisson  Saml.  labourer.  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High 
Groby  Charlotte,  huckster,  Hamburg  st  e  end 
Groc  Sinett,  Uhler's  alley 
Groc  mrs  Ann,  34  s  Charles  st 
Groom  Edwd.  tallow  chandler,  Franklin  w  of  Pine 
Groom  mrs  huckster,  Stirling  st  foot  of  Keller's  hill 
Groom  Thos.  plaisterer,  Bayard  st  near  Caroline 
Groom  Joseph,  sawyer,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Har.  run 
fGroom  Tobias,  labourer,  College  alley 
tGroom  Billy,  w  Pratt  st  road  near  Asbury  lane 
Grooms  Wm.  wheelwright,  cor  Ann  and  Fleet  st 
Grooms  Nathan,  second-hand  clothes  vender,  Har- 
ford road  near  Methodist  burying  ground 
Grooms  Wm.  plaisterer,  n  Gay  st  opposite  Mott 
itGrooms  Emery,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
tGrooms  Diana,  Short  st  w  side 
tGrooms  mrs  Little  Hughes  st  b  of  Charles  st 
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GRU  Matchett^s  Baltimore  158 

Grosh  John,  sea  capt.  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Caroline 
Gross  John,  Hillen  st  s  side  w  of  Front  st 
Gross  Jacob,  firm  of  Hickley  &  Gross;  dw  84  Har- 
rison St.   See  advertisement. 
Gross  Richard,  carpenter,  Penn  av.  near  Union  st 
Gross  Anthony  &  Co.  grocery  and  produce  store, 

sw  cor  N  Gay  and  Front  sts 
Gross  Lewis,  grocer,  firm  of  Anthy.  Gross  &l  Co.; 

dw  SE  cor  Front  and  Hillen  sts 
Gross  Francis,  gardener,  Oliver's  country  seat,  near 

N  end  of  Harford  avenue 
JGross  Rachel,  Short  st  w  side 
]:Gross  Benj.  drayman,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl  st 
jGross  Saml.  sawyer,  Welcome  al.  near  Hanover  dt 
jGross  Joseph,  labourer.  Necessity  near  Exeter  st 
jGross  Abraham,  drayman,  Howard  st  s  of  Camden 
iGross  Cor.  drayman,  Pratt  st  road  w  of  Washington 
fGross  Henry,  drayman.  Cross  st  vv  of  William  at 
JGross  Abr.  brickmaker,  Charles  st  s  of  Hill  st 
JGross  Philip,  ropemaker.  Cross  st  w  of  William 
fGross  Leonard,  rear  of  4  Ruxton  lane 
jGross  Rachel,  washer,  82  French  st 
JGross  Charles,  St.  Paul's  st  2d  door  n  of  Fayette 
fGross  Polly,  washer,  Lerew's  al.  s.  of  Franklin  st 
Grove  Belinda,  w  Falls  avenue 
Grove  mrs  Stephen,  31  n  Green  st 
Grover  Charles,  carpenter,  Harford  avenue  nearly 

opposite  Greble's  pottery 
Grover  Martin,  milkman,  Penn  av.  near  city  limits 
Groverman  Anthy.  merchant,  Sharp  st  near  Camden 
Groverman  A.  &  Son,  china,  glass  and  queensware 

merchts.  250  Baltimore  st;  dw  83  s  Sharp  st 
Groves  Jacob,  caulker,  York  st  w  of  Light  st 
Groves  John,  cordwainer,  Har.  av.  n  of  Mis.  church 
f Grows  Henry,  sawyer,  1 1  Douglass  st 
fGrows  Jacob,       do.  do. 

Grubb  mrs  Barbara,  Cove  st  s  of  Baltimore  st 
Grubb  Wm.  morocco  dresser,  Front  st  near  Bath; 

dw  253  N  Gay  st 
Grubb  George,  cedar  cooper,  cor  Green  &  German 
Grubb  Michael,  cedar  cooper,  115  n  Howard  st 
Gruber  Jacob,  blacksmith,  cor  Howard  &  Camden 


159  Director,  1831.  GWY 

Gruber  Jacob,  senr.  locksmith  105  Camden  st 
Grundy  B.  merchant,  dw  Franklin  st  s  side  w  of  St 

Paul's  lane 
Grundy  George,  dw  12  .Courtland  st 
Gubler  John,  drayman,  Penn  av.  near  Franklin  st 
Gudgeon  Jesse,  cabinet  maker,  se  cor  of  Bond  and 

Fleet  sts;  and  grocer,  106  Bond  st 
Guest  Saml.  wood  corder,  Henrietta  st  Eof  Charles 
tGuest  Margaret,  Fleet  st  3d  door  from  Caroline 
Guildener  mrs  Hannah,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Guillou  Doctor  Victor,  office  cor  n  Gay  and  Harri- 
son sts;  dw  32  n  Gay 
Guiston  mrs  Sarah,  French  alley 
Gulley  Philip,  stone  manufacturer,  s  Charles  st  h  of 

Henrietta  st 
Gunby  James,  mariner,  19  Philpot  st 
Gunby  Stephen,  shipwright,  5  Block  st 
Gunn  Bernard,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Gunnel  mrs  Susanna,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Gough  st 
Gunnel  James,  boarding  house,  13  s  Charles  st 
Gurney  Gridley,  shoemaker,  18  McElderry's  whf. 
Guthrow  mrs  Julia,  38  s  Charles  st 
JGuy  Samuel,  Howard  st  near  Lombard 
tGustive  John,  cordwainer,  3  Forest  n  of  Douglass 
tGustus  Abram.  sawyer,  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden 
tGustus  Winsen,  caulker,  Wilk  e  of  Strawberry  al. 
tGustus  Matilda,  washer,  Davis  st  near  Bath  st 
Guyer  Jacob,  cabinet  maker.  Market  near  Thames 
Gwinn  mrs  A.  Eutaw  st  e  side  n  of  Lombard 
Gwinn  Charles,  merchant,  5  Spear's  wharf 
Gwynn  mrs  106  n  Exeter  st 
Gwynn  lieut.  Walter,  of  U.  S.  army,  4  Pascault's 

row,  Lexington  st 
Gwynn  mrs  Sarah,  Pitt  st  near  Harford  run 
Gwynn  William,  attorney  at  law,  office  cor  of  St. 

Paul's  st  and  Bank  lane 
tGwynn  Wm.  labourer,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
tGwynn  London,  sawyer,  Doctor's  lane  near  Har.  av 
tGwynn  James,  labourer,  Salisbury  w  of  Harf.  run 


HAK  Matchett^s  Baltimore  160 

UABBERSETT  H.  cross  keys  tavern,  116  n 

High  St 
Haburn  Henry,  cordwainer,  intersection  of  Penn  av 

and  Liberty  road 
Hacke  Andvv.  grocer,  cop  Dutch  al.  and  Howard  st. 

d\v  Lexington  between  Pine  and  Pearl  sts 
Hacket  mrs  Jane,  cor  Saratoga  and  Courtland  sts 
tHacket  George  A.  keeper  of  livery  stables;  Bath  st 

w  of  North  st 
tHacket  Robert,  Biddle  alley 
tHacket  Philip,  labourer,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
tHackett  Chas.  drayman,  14  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Hackney  Robert,  bricklayer,  George  st  near  Pearl 
Hackney  Saml.  porter  Exeter  st  n  side  near  French 
Hadaway  mrs  Elizabeth,  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
Haden  mrs  Penn.  avenue  near  Union  st 
Hades  Daniel,  fisherman,  Block  st  w  of  Eden 
Hadley  mrs  Hampstead  hill  e  Baltimore  st 
Hadley  Samuel,  sail  maker,  8  Philpot  st 
Hadley  Thomas,  huckster,  Paca  st  near  Baltimore 
Hagan  Jacob,  carter.  Sharp  st  bet  Hill  st  &  Busy  al 
Hager  Geo.  flour  mercht  Baltimore  st  w  of  Green 
Hagerty  Jas.  shoe  store,  22  Centre  market  space; 

dw  East  st  opposite  Maiden  lane 
Hagerty  John,  cordwainer,  Granby  st  near  Exeter 
Hagerty  mrs  Sarah,  Wine  alley  near  Meeting  house 
Hagerty  Andrew,  cooper,  Davis  st  near  Bath 
Hagey  Ann,  grocer,  Happy  alley  above  Gough  st 
Hagger  Joshua,  tailor,  51  n  Exeter  st 
Hagger  Benj.  K.  &l  Son,  mathematical,  optical  and 

philosophical  instrument  makers,  57  South  st 

and  72  Bahimorej  dw  B.  K.  Hagger,  e  Water 

st  near  Exeter  st 
Hagner  Geo.  tobacconist,  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 
Hagner  Wm.  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
Hahn  John,  merch.  tailor,  10  Light  st;  dw  Fayette 

between  Charles  and  Liberty  sts 
Haight  Cornelius,  painter,  4  n  High  st 
Haight  Grove,  confectioner,  4  High  st 
Hainsworth  Daniel,  wharf  builder,  7  Lee  st 
Hakesley  John,  bricklayer,  Harford  avenue  near 

Stirling's  lane 


161  Director,  1831.  HAL 

Halbert  George,  sexton  of  Trinity  church,  between 

Douglass  and  Orleans  sts 
Halbert  Edw.  cordvvainer,  cor  Douglass  &  Forest 
Halbert  John,  shoemaker,  Water  st  near  Lloyd 
Halfpenny  James,  74  Camden  st 
Halfpenny  misses,  fancy  dress  and  pelisse  makers, 

96  Camden  st 
Hall  Saml.  draper  and  tailor,  25  s  Calvert  st 
Hall,  Gibson  &  Co.  wholesale  dry  goods  merchts. 

191  Baltimore  st 
Hall  Carter  A.  dw  8  Camden  st  w  of  Sharp 
Hall  mrs  Mary,  innkeeper,  near  Belvidere  bridge 
Hall  Thomas,  dry  goods  store,  51 1  Baltimore  st; 

dw  59  Baltimore  st 
Hall  capt.  John,  rope  store,  Thames  st  s  of  Ann; 

dw  E  Pratt  st  betw  Caroline  and  Strawberry  al 
Hall  Patrick,  collector,  66  French  st 
Hall  Henry  M.  oyster  and  porter  cellar,  cor  Park 

and  Liberty  sts 
Hall  Andrew,  merch.  84  Bo\f  ly's  whf;  dw  St.  Paul's 

st  N  of  Saratoga 
Hall  Saml.  blacksmith,  Harford  av.  s  of  Chalmers's 

rope  walk  e  side 
Hall  Richard  H.  inspector  of  tobacco,  129  Hanover 
Hall  Israel,  cordwainer,  Pratt  st  b  of  vSharp 
Hall  Daniel  W.  6  Pascault's  row  Lexington  st 
Hall  George,  lumber  measurer,  70  Market  st 
Hall  Charles,  dry  good  merchant,  59  Baltimore  st 
Hall  Major  Henry,  commission  merchant,  Lexing- 
ton st  near  Pine  st 
Hall  Edward,  cordwainer,  15  Bond  st 
Hall  Elias,  cordwainer,  Union  st  near  Penn  avenue 
Hall  mrs  Mary,  Biddle  alley  near  Ross  st 
Hall  Joseph,  weaver,  s  of  w  end  of  Franklin  st 
Hall  Wm.  W.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  w  of  St. 

Paul's  st;  dw  Conway  st.  Jefferson  row 
Hall  Doctor  R.  W.  Lexington  st  nearly  opposite  w 

end  of  Athenaeum 
Hall  miss  Eliza,  boarding  house,  Saratoga  st  n  of 

Calvert  st 
Hall  Henry,  grocer  and  tea  dealer,  cor  Pratt  st  and 

Strawberry  alley 


HAM  Matched 8  Baltimore  162 


Hall  Shadrack,  cordwainer,  Frederick  near»SecoQd 
Hall  Rebecca,  French  st  opposite  Beuren 
Hall  Henry,  storage  and  commission  warehouse, 
Camden  w  of  Light;  d\v  Baltimore  w  of  Cove 
Hall  James,  ship  builder,  114  Ann  st 
Hall  John  B.  constable,  14  Comet  st  near  Aisquith 
Hall  Nathaniel,  millwright,  84  Pratt  st 
Hall  Aaron,  house  carpenter,  69  Caroline  st 
Hall  R.  M.  accountant,  23  Front  st 
Hall  Robert,  tailor,  Potter  st  e  side  n  of  Gay  st 
Hall  miss  Eliza,  boarding  house,  Eden  st  \  of  Wilk 
Hall  Robert,  shoemaker,  Hillen  st  near  Potter 
Hall  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Eden  st  n  of  Wilk 
Hall  Joseph,  sea  captain,  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Hall  Robert  C.  teacher,  George  st  near  Pearl  st 
Hall  James,  labourer,  Peace  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
Hall  mrs  Elizabeth,  Potter  st  near  Hillen  st 
Hall  miss  Charlotte  &  Maria,boarding  house,  s  Exe- 
ter N  of  Stiles 
tHall  Edward,  porter.  Chapel  alley 
fHall  John,  labourer,  Moore's  lane  near  Eutaw  st 
tHall  Maria,  washer,  Eden  st  near  e  Baltimore 
tHall  John,  tanner.  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
itHall  Sarah,  washer,  alley  rear  of  n  Caroline  st 
tHall  mrs  18  Salisbury  st 

tHall  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Beuren  st  near  Falls  st 
^Hall  Francis,  labourer,  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
JHall  Arthur,  drayman.  Bounty  lane  near  Caroline  st 
JHall  Ellen,  s  Howard  st  near  Pratt  st 
JHall  Aaron,  brickmaker,  Scott  st  e  end 
JHall  Moses,  carpenter,  Scott  st  near  Columbia 
JHall  Jacob,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 
tHall  William,  porter,  Biddle  st  near  Ross  st 
tHall  Francis,  sailor,  Low  st  vv  of  Aisquith 
JHall  John,  drayman.  Pearl  st  n  of  Saratoga 
;:Hall  Charles,  labourer,  German  st  near  Cove  st 
;:Hall  Adam,  Park  lane  near  Hampton  st 
:  Hall  Jacob,  waiter,  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High  st 
;:Hall  Jane,  washer,  80  French  st 
;:Hall  Patty,  washer,  Lerew's  al.  near  Saratoga  st 
Hall  Chas.  drayman,  Lerew's  al.  near  Saratoga  st 
\  lambleton  John,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended^ 


163  Director,  1831.  HAM 

'       '      -  -  ~  ..       ^  t  -a 

Hambleton  Thomas  E.  dry  goods,  merchant,  21  sr 

Howard  st 
Hanielin  Francis,  hat  and  military  cap  manufacturer, 

66  E  Pratt  st 
Hamer  Jacob,  teacher,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt  st 
Hallett  James,  drayman,  Penn  av.  near  Biddle  st 
Halpon  Js.  grocer,  2  Franklin  row  w  of  Chats  worth 
Halsey  mrs  Hannah,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Halwadt  Charles,  clerk  in  Mechanics'  Bank;  dw 

Carpenter's  alley 
Hamill  Jacob,  cooper,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Hamill  Wm.  F.  cabinet  maker,  23  German  st;  dw 

rear  of  26  German  st 
Hamill  Philip,  cooper,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Hamill  Robert,  grocer,  Stirling  st  cor  Court  alley 
Hamill  Alexr.  grocer,  cor  Forest  and  Douglass  st 
Hamilton  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  22  Philpot  st 
Hamilton  Wm.  principal  Young  Ladies'  Seminary, 

cor  Saratoga  and  Calvert  sts 
Hamilton  James,  jr.  dry  goods  merchant,  68  Lex- 
ington st  E  of  Eutaw 
Hamilton  William,  accountant,  70  French  st 
Hamilton  Jas.  grocer,  cor  French  and  Exeter  sts 
Hamilton  Wm.  cotton  factory,  Harrison  st  near  n 

Gay;  dw  Forest  st  near  Monument  st 
Hamilton  John,  cabinet  maker,  8  Baltimore  st 
Hamilton  mrs  Anna,  71  Bond  st 
Hamilton  Joseph,  weaver,  Tyson  st 
Hamilton  Thos.  B.  clerk,  Caroline  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Hamilton  Evan,  grocer,  Caroline  stN  of  e  Baltimore 
Hamilton  mrs  Margaret,  27  Barre  st  near  Hanover 
Hamilton  &  Hammill,  grocers,  nw  cor  Baltimore 

and  High  sts 
Hamilton  Francis,  miller,  e  of  Methodist  burying 

ground  lower  Ferry  road 
HamTlton  John,  labourer.  Forest  st  near  Gay 
Hamilton  James,  of  Custom  house;  dw  Biddle  st  w 

of  Penn.  avenue 
Hamilton  Wm.  Gough  st  betw  Granby  and  Pratt  sts 
Hamilton  Rev.  Wm.  of  Methodist  Episcopal  church; 

34  N  Exeter  st 
Hamilton  mrs  Jane,  grocer.  Hill  st  near  Light  st 


HAN  Matchett^s  Baltimore  1 64 

Hamilton  Robtert  M.  Water  st  e  of  Exeter  st 
Hamilton  mrs  Sarah,  French  alley 

Hamilton  Thomas  C.  dry  goods  merchant, dw 

Paca  st  near  Lexington 
Hamilton  Wm  manufacturer  of  cotton  carpet  chain, 

Harrison  st;  dw  near  cor  Forest  and  French 
Hamilton  George,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Hamilton  John  A.  dry  goods  mercht.  159  Baltimore 
Hamilton  Patk.  carpenter,  Howard  st  near  Camden 
Hamilton  Hugh,  carter,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
Hamilton  mrs  Margaret,  Preston  st  near  Ross 
Hammer  mrs  Anne,  sw  cor  Water  and  Grant  sts 
Hammel  Jacob,  labourer,  Fort  road  near  Johnson  st 
Hammer  Gottfred,  importer  of  German  and  fancy 

goods,  226  Baltimore  st;  dw  Paca  st 
Hammerman  Fredk.  dairyman,  Penn  av.  near  Hofi- 

man  st 
Hammerslach  mr  victualler,  Briton  st  near  York  av. 
Ham  Thomas,  butcher.  Union  st  near  Ross 
Ham  Francis,  cooper,  cor  Pratt  st  and  w  Falls  ar. 
Hammond  Oliver,  mariner,  10  Ann  st 
Hammond  miss  Sarah,  54  Fayette,  w  of  Howard 
Hammond  Joseph,  tin-plate  and  sheet  iron  worker, 
40  w  Pratt  st;  dw  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Hammond  John  &  Wm.  L.  auctioneers  and  commis- 
sion merchants,  1  Lorman  row;  dw  John  L. 
Hammond,  opposite  store,  14  Hanover  st;  W. 
L.  Hammond,  M'Clellan's  st.  near  Baltimore 
Hammond  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Harford  av.  n  of  Scotch- 
burn's  rope  walk 
tHammond  Paul,  sawyer,  rear  of  Eden  near  Piatt 
fHammond  Savage,  cor  Monument  and  Stirling  sts 
tHammond  Geo.  rear  of  Eden  st  near  Pratt 
fHammond  Southey,  cor  Monument  &  Stirling  sts 
Hampshire  Caspar,  employed  in  glass  house;  dw 

near  the  glass  house 
Hanagan  Philip,  tavern  keeper,  Stillhouse  st.  betw 

Plowman  and  Water 
Hanan  John,  attorney  at  law,  64  sw  cor  High  and 

Pratt  st;  office  nw  cor  Fayette  and  St  Paul's 
Hance  mrs  Eliz'h,  Lit.  Hampstead  stE  of  Market 
Hance  James,  cordwainer,  31  South  st 


165  Director,  ISSh  HAN 

Haccock  Absalom,  constable,  Holland  st  e  of  Har- 
ford run 
Hancock  Robert,  sea  captain,  d\v  Pratt  st  near  Har- 
ford run 
Hancock  Ariel,  grocer,  Lexington  market  space,  w 

of  Paca  st 
Hand  R.  Potter  st.  near  Pitt 
Hand  Alexander,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  33  Eutaw  st 

bet  Saratoga  and  Lexington 
Hand  Thos.  R.  dw  Penn  av.  n  of  George  st 
Hands  Wm.  G.  accountant,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Hands  Nicholas,  tin-plate  and  sheet  iron  manufac- 
turer, 44  N  Howard  st 
Handy  Doctor  Wm.  W.  Pratt  stE  of  Sharp 
Handy  Joseph  D.  painter,  Happy  al.  s  of  Wilk  st 
Handy  Edward,  boot  maker,  Park  st  s  of  Richmond 
tHandy  Priestman,  52  Happy  alley 
iHandy  Jas.  laborer,  Guilford's  al  near  Charles  st 
tHandy  Ishmael,  Harford  av  near  Monument  st 
Hapem  George,  mariner.  Strawberry  al  near  Alice 

Anna  st 
Haudley  Valentine,  huckster.  Chestnut  alley  w  of 

Pearl  st 
Haney  Charles,  watchman,  s  Charles  st.  betw  Su- 
gar alley  and  William  st 
Haney  Daniel,  turner,  9  Fleet  st 
Haney  Wm.  watchman,  William  st  near  Light 
Hangle  Henry,  brickmaker,  Caroline  st  s  end 
Hankey  Joseph,  machinist,  Albermarle  near  Water 
Hanna  James,  grocer,  69  Albermarle  st 
Hanna  mrs  Letitia,  seamstress,  1 1 3  n  Eutaw  st 
Hanna  mrs  Ann,  12  w  Fleet  st 
Hanna  George,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Hanna  mrs  Elizabeth,  private  boarding  house,  72 

Baltimore  st 
Hannah  mrs  Mary,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Hannah  Wm.  laborer,  Franklin  st.  western  precincts 
Hannington  Richard,  Saratoga  st  bet  Cove  &  Pine 
Hans  John,  painter.  Carpenter's  al  w  of  How^ardst 
Hanson  Wm.  H.  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Hanson  Thos.  merchant,  dw  25  w  Pratt  st 
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HAR  MaicheWs  Baltimore  166 

Hanson  Wm.  merchant  tailor,  21  South  st 
Hanson  Thomas,  merchant,  20  Commerce  st;  dw 

45  Pratt  st 
Hanson  Charles,  judge  of  Baltimore  county  court; 

dw  38  N  Gay  st 
Hanson  Henry,  cordwainer,  65  Harrison  st 
tHanson  John,  Run  alley,  bet  Fayette  &  Lexington 
jHanson  Nathan,  carter,  Bottle  al.  near  Howard  st. 
tHanson  Joseph,  drayman,  East  st.  near  Douglass  st 
tHanson  Emory,  laborer,  Concord  st.  near  Water 
tHanson  James,  sawyer,  Guilford's  al  near  Light  st 
Hanway  Washington,  proprietor  of  Black  Horse 
tavern,  ke  cor  High  and  Low  sts 

Hanzche ,  milliner,  50  Centre  Market  space 

Hanzche  John  T.  printer,  and  publisher  of  Phila- 
delphia German  Gazette,  dw  69  n  Liberty  st 
Harban  C.  beer  &  oyster  house  keeper,  8  Light  st 
Harbaugh  Benj.  grocer,  se  cor  Pratt  &  Albermarle 
Harden  Edmund,  blacksmith,  se  cor  Barre  &  Sharp 
Harden  Wm.  dry  goods  merchant,  64  Lexington  st 
Harden  Moira,  carpenter,  Ensorst.  foot  Federal  hill 
Harden  Samuel  and  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  179 

Baltimore  st;  dw  Camden  st  w  of  Sharp  st 
Harden  Samuel,  carter,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
Harden  Wm.  carter,  Park  lane  near  Hampton  st 
tHarden  James,  waiter.  Gay  st.  e  of  B.  Air  market 
JHarden  Lucy,  huckster.  Pearl  st  near  Lexington 
fHarden  Rachel,  washer,  Centre  st  w  of  St  Paul's 
JHarden  Thos.  blacksmith.  Short  st  w  side 
JHarden  Matthew,  laborer.  Run  al.  n. of  Fayette  st 
JHarden  Harriet,  Spring  st.  bet  Wilk  and  Bank 
fHarden  Leah,  alley  bet  Park  st  &  Lerew's  alley 
tHarden  Ann,  Bottle  al.  bet  Sharp  and  Howard  sts 
j:Harden  George,  carpenter.  Potter  st  opposite  Low 
Hardesty  Henry,  81  Exeter  st 
Hardesty  &  Chew,  commission  merchants,  1 J  Pratt 
st  wharf;  Mr.  Hardesty,  dw  se  cor  Sharp  and 
Conway  sts 
Hardesty  Charles  K.  commission  merchant,  be  cor 

Sharp  and  Conway  sts 
Hardey  mrs  Priscilla,  se  cor  Saratoga  &  Rock  sts 


1B7  Director,  ISSl.  HAR 

Harding  mrs  Ann,   seamstress,  Harford  av.  nearly- 
opposite  Greble's  pottery 
Harding  mrs  Elizabeth,  Lanvale  factory,  vvofBel- 

videre  bridge 
Hardister  John,  hack  driver,  n  High  st  near  Gay 
Hardister  Rawlings,  tailor,  122  Hanover  st 
Hardister  John,  laborer,  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
Hardister  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress,  cor  Barre  &<  Sharp 
Hardy  John,  victualler,  Columbia  near  Paca  st 
Hardy  Thos.  at  Oliver's  place,  Point  lane,  Harf.  av 
tHarding  Philip,  Peace  al  w  of  Howard  st 
fHarding  John,  drayman,  Lerew's  al  n  of  Franklin 
Hardtner  Jacob,   grocer  and  liquor  merchant,  nw 

cor  Honey  alley  and  Charles  st 
Hare  Jacob,  fancy  store  in  Bazaar,  1  lower  floor, 

dw  16  N  Exeter  st 
Hare  Peter,  trunk  maker.  Constitution  n  of  Beuren 
Hare  Joseph,  blacksmith,  French  st  n  of  Exeter 
Hare  Thos.  laborer.  Forest  st.  near  Penitentiary 
Hare  Wm.  gardener,  at  Oliver's  country  seat 
JHare  Abraham,  waiter,  1 1  x  Exeter  st 
fHare  Samuel,  Washington  lane  near  Park  lane 
tHare  Andrew,  waiter,  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
Harford  Michael,  seaman,  Thames  st  e  of  Ann 
Hargist  James,  gardener,  old  Harford  road,  near 

Methodist  burying  ground 
Hargrove   Rev'd  John,  rector  of  New  Jerusalem 

church,  sw  cor  Exeter  and  Baltimore  sts 
Harker  James,  York  av.  s  of  Wilson's  grocery 
Harker  Eliz'h,  grocer,  Harford  av  near  M'g  house 
Harker  John,  grocer,  Harford  av  near  Meet,  house 
Harkins  Wm.  painter.  Potter  st  5th  door  n  of  Pitt 
Harkins  Giles,  cordwainer.  Stiles  st  e  of  Harf.  run 
Harley  J.  W.  innkeeper,  Thames  st  near  Market 
HarmanGeo. copper  roller.  Bishop's  al  near  Stiles  st 
Harman  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  34  w  Pratt  st 
Harman  Daniel,  laborer,  79  s  Howard  st 
Harman  Daniel,  tailor,  74  s  Charles  st 
Harman  mrs  Ann  H.  milliner,  72  s  Charles  st 
Harman  Geo.  boot  and  shoemaker,  68  n  Howard  st 
Harner  E.  R.  teacher,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pearl 
Harner  Chas.  oak  cooper,  Centre  lane  near  Cove  st 


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Harner  mrs  Mary,  St.  Mary's  st 
Harp  mrs  Ellen,  Bishop's  alley  near  Stiles  st 
Harper  P.  H.  boot  «Si<  shoe  maker,  73  Albermarle  st 
Harper  James,  grocer,  Stillhouse  st  near  Plowman 
Harper  Thos.  tailor,  Paca  st  near  Fayette 
Harper  William,  distiller,  Centre  st  near  the  falls 
Harper  Alex,  blacksmith,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Howard 
Harps  Mary,  Eden  st  near  e  Baltimore 
Harr  Peter,  lieut.  of  middle  watch,  Constitution  st 
Harricks  Step,  weaver,  Madison  st  near  Lerew's  al 
Harrigan  Andrew,  tailor,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Harrington  Henry,  wood  corder,  Harford  st.  betw 

Gough  and  Bank  st 
Harrington  Otis,  grocer,  Penn  av  near  Franklin  st. 

and  sw  cor  Pine  st  &  Chestnut  al;  dw  8  Pine  st 

bet  Franklin  and  Green  st 
Harrington  Thos.  boot  and  shoemaker,  99  Ensor  st 
Harrington  mrs  Ellen,  Light  st  near  Pratt 
Harris  Nancy,  Washington  st 
Harris  Angeline,  huckster,  High  st  n  of  Gay 
Harris  Daniel,  bricklayer,  Shakspear  st  near  Bond 
Harris  Samuel,  carpenter,  Barnet  st  near  Sharp 
Harris  Wm.  carpenter,  51  Front  st  n  of  High 
Harris  Samuel,  exchange  broker,  St.  Paul's  st  n  of 

Saratoga 
Harris  John  L.  saddler,  dw  sw  cor  Front  &  Low  sts 
Harris  John  F.  justice  of  peace,  secretary  of  turn- 
pike CO.  8  Fayette  st  e  of  St  Paul's 
Harris  mrs  Lydia,  oyster  cellar,  cor  Pratt  &  Charles 
Harris  capt.  Samuel,  grocer,  dw  Montgomery  st  e 

of  Light  st 
Harris  William,  n  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Harris  Owen,  oyster  and  porter  cellar  keeper,  sw 

cor  Charles  and  Pratt 
Harris  mrs  Ann,  12  Ann  st 
Harris  mrs  Mary,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Harris  Robert,  laborer.  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
Harris  John,  porter.  Carpenter  al.  e  of  Eutaw  st 
Harris  Richard,  27  n  Gay  st 
Harris  George,  boarding  house,  over  135  Baltimore 
Harris  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  54  Fleet  st;  yard 

Block  w  of  Edea 


H9  Direclor.lbSl^  tiAii 

Harris  George,  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 

run 
Harris  &  Smith,  grocers  &.  commission  merchants, 

7  Light  st  wharf 
Harris  Samuel,  (firm  above)  Montgomery  e  of  Light 
Harris  John  W.  men's  mercer  and  tailor,  5  s  How- 
ard; dw  cor  Green  and  German 
Harris  Wm.  C.  combmaker  and  variety  store  keep- 
er, 98  Baltimore  st 
Harris  Lem.  commission  merchant,  8  Light  st  whf. 
Harris  Rachel,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
JHarris  Indiana,  College  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
JHarris  Cecelia,  washer,  Douglass  stnear  Potter 
tHarris  Jacob,  sailor,  Conway  st  near  Howard 
^Harris  Jacob,  laborer,  Light  st  near  Ruxton 
{Harris  Jesse,  sawyer,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
JHarris  Matilda,  Peace  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
JHarris  Edward,  ship  carpenter,  Strawberry  alley 
JHarris  Archibald,  laborer.  Union  st  near  Penu  av. 
JHarris  Stephen,  Short  st  w  side 
JHarris  John,  laborer.  Rock  st  near  Saratoga 
JHarris  Joseph,  carter,  Orleans  st  near  Harford  run 
Harris  Letitia,  washer,  10  Ross  st 
:Harris  Rosetta,  3  Kipp's  alley 
:Harris  Geo.  blacksmith,  Necessity  al  near  Exeter 
:Harris  Benj.  13  s  Howard  st 
JHarris  Wm.  Asbury  lane  n  of  Pratt  st  road 
tHarris  Leon,  gardener,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Harrison  &  Littig,  dry  goods  merchants,  133  Balti- 
more st  E  of  Light 
Harrison  Thos.  P.  firm  of  do.  dw  St.  Paul's  st  s  of 

Saratoga 
Harrison  miss  R.  milliner,  ne  cor  Paca  &  Mulberry 
Harrison  Geo.  T.  painter,  Light  st  near  Hill 
Harrison  Levin  W.  carpenter,  Montgomery  st  w  of 

Light 
Harrison  William,  laborer,  Park  lane  near  Hamp- 
ton st 
Harrison  mrs  Mary  M.  Alice  Ann  st.  w  of  Wolf 
Harrison  Nathan,  commission  merchant,  S5  s  Gay 
at;  dw  Holiday  st 
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HAR  MatclieWs  Baltimore  170 

Harrison  Thos.  S.  city  bailiff,  11  Alice  Anna  st 
Harrison  Charles,  tavern  keeper,  City  Block,  and  9 

N  Liberty  st  near  Baltimore 
Harrison  Joshua  K.  innkeeper  Columbia  Gardens, 

E  Baltimore  st 
Harrison  Edw.  ship  builder,  yard  City  Block 
Harrison  mrs  Mary,  Ensor  st  near  Forest 
Harrison  and  Sterett,  auctioneers  and  commission 

merchants,  O'DonnelPs  wharf 
Harrison  mrs  Eliz'h,  cor  e  Baltimore  8f  Exeter  sts 
Harrison  Thos.  carpenter  and  ship  joiner,  nw  cor 

Fleet  st  and  Argyle  alley 
Harrison  and  Inloes,  dry  goods  merchant,  149  Bal- 
timore st 
Harrison  James,  cordwainer,  140  Bond'st 
Harrison  and  Brothers,  dry  goods  merchants,  153 

Baltimore  st 
Harrison  R.  ship  carpenter,  6  Fleet  st 
Harrison  Benj.  dry  goods  merchant,  175  Baltimore  st 
Harrison  Jas.  sawyer,  Spring  st  bet  Wiik  &,  Bank 
Harrison  William,  2d  hand  clothing  store,  50  Se- 
cond St.     See  advertisement 
Harrison  misses  Susan,  Araminta  &  Elizabeth,  pri- 
vate boarding  house,  107  Hanover  st 
Harrison  Jonathaii,  merchant,  dw  St  Paul's  st  s  of 

Franklin 
Harrison  J.  W.  merchant  tailor,  60  n  Howard  st 
Harrison,  firm  of  Harrison  &l  Moflatti  dw  Second  st 
tHarrison  Wm.  blacksmith,  Light  st  n  of  Cross 
tHarrison  Nicholas,  laborer,  Davis  st  near  Bath 
tHarrison  Dolly,  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
tHarrison  Louisa,  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
Harriwood  mrs  Barbara,  Granby  st.  betw  Gough  st 

and  Harford  run 
tHarriwood  Wm.  Chappel  alley  near  College  alley 
Harrod  Henry,  shipping  master,  74  Ann  st 
Harrod  John  J.  publisher,  bookseller  and  stationer, 

172  Baltimore  st;  dw  10  St.  Paul's  st 
IHarrod  Joseph,  Exeter  st  bet  French  and  Hillen 
^Ilarrody  Wm.  sawyer,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Harrop  Joseph  A.^  Baltimore  st  w  of  Exeter 
Ilarryman  David,  painter,  51  n  Exeter  gt 


171  Director,  ISSl.  HAS 

Hart  Samuel,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  cor  Sarato- 
ga and  Gay  sts 
Hart  Jas.  sail  maker,  Little  Hughes  st  near  Light 
Hart  mrs  Catherine,  washer,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Hart  John,  farmer,  near  Lanvale  cotton  factory  w 

of  Belvidere  bridge 
Hart  Asa,  carpenter,  276  n  Gay  st 
Hart  Joseph,  boarding  house  and  keeper  of  livery 
stables,  e  Water  st  between  High  and  Exeter 
Hart  Chas.  dry  goods  Dierchant,  57  Lexington  st.  w 

of  Howard  st 
JHart  Shadrach,  labourer,  Wagon  al.  near  Liberty 
Hartley  Richd.  labourer,  Burk  st  near  sugar  house 
Hartley  James,  blacksmith,  Hill  st  near  Light  st 
Hartigan  John,  oak  cooper,  Tripolet's  alley 
Hartman  Samuel,  clerk,  Mulberry  st  near  Pine 
Hartman  Charlotte,  shoe  binder,  66  n  Front  st 
HartQiyer  Henry,  victualler,  Penn  av.  n  of  Hofiman 
Hartner  Joanna,  cor  Penn  av.  and  Union  st 
HartzogGeo.  &.  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  103  Bal- 
timore st 
Harvey  Jas.  mariner,  cor  Strawberry  al  &  Wilk  st 
Harvey  J.  sea  captain,  Wilk  st  near  High 
Harvey  Jacob,  labourer,  21  Harrison  st 
Harvey  Joseph  B.  seaman.  Bank  st  near  Wolf  st 
Harvey  James,  dry  goods  store,  cor  of  Hanover 

and  Baltimore  sts 
Harvey  Thomas,  grocer,  60  Park  st 
Harwick  mrs  Elizabeth,  Falls  turnpike  ^ 
Harwood  &^  Steuart,  grocers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 7  Light  st  wharf 
Harwood  James,  (firm  of  Harwood  &  Steuart,)  St. 

Paul's  st  near  Franklin  st 
Harwood  Richard,  Light  st  N  of  Montgomery  st 
Harwood  J.  T.  cordwainer,  Douglass  st  e  of  Forest 
Harwood  T.  &  J.  wholesale  grocers,  1 17  n  Howard 
Harwood  James,  merchant,  and  Judge  of  Orphans' 

court,  St.  Paul's  st  n  of  Pleasant 
Hasfeldt  mrs  Elizabeth  C.  confectioner,  194  Balti- 
more st;  boarding  house  over  177  J  Baltimore 
Haslam  John,  veterinary  surgeon,  Pleasant  st  e  of 
Calvert  st 


HAW  31atchett^s  Baltimore  172 

Haskell  Jno.  machine  card  manufacturer,  2  n  How- 
ard St;  dw  102  w  Pratt  st 
Haslem  Samuel,  blacksmith,  St.  Paul  st  s  of  Centre 
Haslett  James,  jr.  grocer,  Pratt  st  betw  Frederick 

st  and  Marsh  market  space;  dvv  268  n  Gay  st 
Haslett  Thomas,  miller,  Hillen  st  w  of  Potter 
Haslett  Joseph,  sail-maker,  19  Caroline  st 
Haslett  John,  collector,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisqnith 
Haslett  James,  senr.  clothing  store,  ne  cor  of  Pratt 

and  South  sts;  dvv  Water  st  near  Market  space 
Haslett  James,  jr.  grocer,  30  e  Pratt  st 
Haslup  Jesse,  coachsmith,  Stillhouse  st  near  "Water 

st;  dvv  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Haslup  Rezin,  coachsmith,  10  n  Frederick  st 
Hassard  Thomas,  carpenter,  cor  of  St.  Paul's  st  and 

Dark  lane 
Hassel  Jacob,  blacksmith,  cor  of  e  Pratt  st  and  the 

bridge;  dw  e  W^ater  st 
tHasler  John,  butcher,  Halfmoon  al.  near  East  st 
Hasset  mrs  Ann,  seamstress,  cor  Hill  and  Sharp'Sts 
Hasson  John,  wholesale  grocer,  108  Dugan's  whf. 
Hasvvell  John  W.  superintend^  sweeps,  44  Potter 
Hatch  Nathl.  cordwainer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine  st 
Hatchinson  Benj.  cordwainer,  121  Wolf  st 
Hathaway  John,  10  n  Howard  st;  dvv  Lombard  st 

od  door  e  of  Eutaw  st 
Hatton  II.  painter  &  glazier,  e  Baltimore  e  of  Eden 
Hatton  Aquilla,  carpenter,  Hillen  st  near  Front;  dvv 

Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Hatton  mrs  Keziah,  75  Ensor  st 
Hatton  John,  dvv  32  South  st 
Hatton  mrs.  Ensor  st  near  Hillen  st 
Hatton  mrs  Keziah,  grocer,  Hillen  st  near  Ensor  st 
Hatton  Caleb,  carpenter,  163  French  st 
Haughrey  Bernard,  dvv  Long  al.  near  Lexington  st 
Haupt  Jno.  M.  cigar  maker,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Howard 
Haus  mrs  Maria,  Lerew's  alley  near  Richmond  st 
Havel  Frederick,  drayman,  16  Commerce  st 
Haverly  Henry,  victualler,  Light  st  s  of  West 
Hawes  Wm.  cordwainer,  cor  Charles  st  &  Sugar  al 
Hawk  Wm.  house  carpenter,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
Hawkins  John,  hatter,  Holland  st  w  of  Harford  run 


173  Director,  1831.  HAY 

T 

Hawkins  Samuel,  founder,  York  st  vv  of  Light  st 
Hawkins  mrs  Mary,  Paca  st  s  end 
Hawkins  mrs  Margaret  17  Thompson  st 
Hawkins  Jas.  blacksmith.  Pearl  st  n  of  Park  lane 
Hawkins  Enoch,  shoemaker,  Bottle  al  w  of  Howard 
Hawkins  Moses,  cordwainer.  Bottle  al.  w  of    do. 
JHawkins  Frederick,  sawyer,  Hammond's  alley 
JHawkins  James  cor  Howard  st  and  Welcome  al. 
JHawkins  Peter,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Peace  alley 
Hayden  Horace  H.  dentist,  sw  cor  of  Mulberry  and 

Charles  st 
Hayes  mrs  Maria  B.  96  Market  st 
Hay  mrs  Martha,  35  n  High  st 
Hayburn  Saml.  labourer,  Garden  st  N  of  Madison 
Hayden  Hannah,  washer,  Howard  st  s  of  Conway 
Hayes  Thomas,  Forest  st  near  the  Penitentiary 
Hayes  Thomas,  labourer,  Richmond  st 
Hayes  Jesse,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove  st 
Hayes  Simeon,  constable,  Water  st  near  Grant 
Hayes  Patk.  labourer.  Cathedral  st  or  Falls  turnpk. 
Hayes  J.  house  and  sign  painter,  Dutch  alley  w  of 

Howard  st 
Hays  James,  painter  and  glazier,  Holland  st  w  of 

Harford  run 
Hays  mrs  Mary,  Wagon  alley  w  of  Park  st 
Hays  W^m.  grocer  and  flour  merchant,  cor  Franklin 

and  Howard  sts;  dw  Howard  st  near  Centre 
Hays  Robt.  tobacconist  n  Sharp  st  s  of  Lexington 
Hays  mrs  Sarah,  49  Pitt  st 
Hays  W^illiam,  victualler,  Pitt  st  e  end 
Hays  John,  labourer,  Uhler's  al.  near  Lombard  st 
Hays  David,  firm  of  Hays  &  Firovet,  Franklin  st 

w  of  Green;  dw  Pine  st  2d  door  s  of  George 
Hays  David,  firm  of  George  &  Hays;  dw  15  Lex- 
ington st  E  of  Park  st 
JHays  Cato,  Little  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
Hayne  Geo.  commission  mercht.  101  Bowly's  whf.; 

dw  s  Charles  st  n  of  Lee  st 
Hayne  Jacob,  bricklayer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Haynee  John,  pilot,  Ann  st  near  Gough  st 
tHaynes  Thomas,  brickmaker,  Lee  st  w  of  Scott 
Hay  ward  John,  accountant,  19  German  6t 


HEC  Matchett^s  Baltimore  174 

Hayward  S.  superintendent  McKim's  cotton  facto- 
ry, Exeter,  betw  Stiles  and  Trinity  sts 
Hayward  Isaac,  proprietor  of  Whitehall  garden 

and  hotel,  cor  of  Bank  and  Market  sts 
Hayward  John,  accountant,  1 9  German  st 
Hayward  Elizabeth,  tavern  keeper,  9  Fish  market 
JHayward  Rachel,  huckster,  Potter  st  n  of  Low 
JHay ward  Edwd.  porter,  Lerew's  al.  near  Saratoga 
tHayward  Isaac,  fisherman.  Strawberry  alley 
tHazard  Henry,  seaman,  Spring  st  near  Bond  st 
tHaze  John,  labourer.  Bishop's  al.  near  Stiles  st 
tHaze  Timothy,  scowman,  Happy  al.  s  of  Wilk  st 
Hazelhurst  mrs  Frances,  Franklin  stE  of  St.  Paul's 
Haslet  Hugh,  plane  maker,  18  New  Church  st 
Haywood  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  Addison  st  n  side 
tHazard  John,  blacksmith.  Bank  lane  near  Aisquith 
tHazard  Matth.  labourer,  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
Head  mrs  Margaret,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove  st 
Heald  Wm.  tobacconist,  1 9  M.  M.  space;  dw  97  Pitt 
HeaJd  Jacob,  tobacco  store,  2  Spear's  wharf;  dw  e 

Baltimore  st  w  of  Presbyterian  church 
Healy  mrs  Ann,  44  n  Front  st 
Healy  John,  pastor  of  2d  Baptist   church  Fell's 
Point;  dw  e  Baltimore  st  s  side  w  of  Caroline 
Healy  John,  rigger,  1 1  Bond  st 
Healy  mrs  Ann,  31  Fleet  st 
Heard  John,  grocer,  cor  Forest  st  and  HulFs  lane 
Heaps  Js.  manufacturer  of  woollen  cloths,  63  Potter 
Heartie  J.  T.  92  s  High  st 
Heath  Upton  S.  attorney  at  law,  15  Lexington  st; 

office  28  St.  Paul's  st 
Heath  James  P.  se  cor  Saratoga  and  Pine  sts 
tHeath  Lucy,  washer,  Honey  al.  near  Charles  st 
Hebb  Richard,  accountant,  5  Sharp  st 
Hebert  mrs  Amelia,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 
tHebrews  Wm.  sawyer,  Argyle  al.  near  Wilk  st 
Hebrews  Stephen  B.  dyer  and  scourer,  34  Lexing- 
ton st  near  Park  st 
Heckrotte  Wm.  proprietor  of  Fountain  inn,  sw  cor 

of  Camden  and  Charles  sts 
Hector  Edward,  plumber  and  grate  maker,  Mott  st 
between  Gay  and  Stirling  sts 


175  Director,  1831.  HEM 

Heddjnger  Cath.  cor  Hampstead  and  Caroline  sts 
HeddengerDanl.  house  builder,  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Hedley  Joseph,  gardener,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Hedrick  Thos.  sailmaker,  (firm  of  Buck  &  Hedrick) 

dw  Pratt  st  s  side  near  Harford  run 
Hedrick  Richard,  cordvvainer,  23  Potter  st 
Heetzler  John,  Gay  st  e  of  Belle  Air  market 
Hefferman  Edwd.  grocer,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspear 
Heffner  mrs  Fanny  Ann,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Heidelback  John  H.  commission  agent,  ne  cor  Low 

and  Exeter  sts 
Heidelbach  Geo.  W.  dw  ne  corExter  and  Low  sts 
Heighe  Benja.  M.  attorney  at  law,  office  Masonic 

hall,  court-house  lane 
Heighe  mrs  Jane,  se  cor  Sharp  and  Pratt  sts 
Heineken  C.  A.  &o  Schumaker,merchts,  2  s  Charles 
Heineken  C.  A.  Bremen  consul;  dw  Lexington  st 
Heiner  John,  bell  hanger  and  locksmith,  Eager  al. 

near  Mulberry  st 
Heiser  Samuel  R.  carpenter,  Madison  st  n  end  of 

Eutaw  St.  old  poor-house 
Heiser  Philip,  brick  maker,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Heiser  Henry,  cartman,  Biddle  al.  near  Penn  av. 
Heisler  Clement,  harness  maker,  Fayette  st  betw. 

Green  and  Pearl  sts 
Heite  Jacob,  grocer  and  cordwainer,  24  Potter  st 
Helfenstein  Rev.  Albert,  pastor  of  German  Reform- 
ed church,  Second  st;  dw  adjoining  the  church 
Hellem  Wm.  dw  cor  Charles  and  Conway  sts 
Helm  Richd.  ship  carpenter.  Fountain  st  e  side  in 

Gardner-s  ship  yard 
.Helm  Leonard,  ladies'  shoe  maker,  20  n  Sharp  st 
Helms  Samuel,  rope  maker,  Ann  st  near  Gough  st 
Helms  mrs  Mary,  Conway  st  4th  door  e  of  Sharp 
Helmling  John,  grocer,  cor  Eutaw  st  and  Carpen- 
ter's alley 
Helmlin  Jacob,  Paca  st  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Hemliog  Anthony, block  and  pump  maker,  Camden 

st;  dw  Lee  st  w  of  Light  st 
Helnakin  Aaron,  sugar  refiner,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Hemmiok  Jacob,  ladies'  shoemaker,  18  s  Howard  st 


HEN  MatcheWs  Baltimore  17i 

Hemphill  mrs  Rachel,  Pinkney  st  near  Caroline  si 
Henck  E.  dry  goods  merchant,  Liberty  st  1st  house 

N  of  Baltimore  st  e  side 
Henderson  John,  merchant,  33  n  Howard  st 
Henderson  Thos.  wholesale  grocer,  76  w  Pratt  st 
Henderson  Andrew,  labourer,  Pearl  st  w  of  Chats- 
worth  run 
Henderson  Robt.  rigger,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspear 
Henderson  Henry,  biscuit  bake  house,  sEcor  Pratt 

and  Patterson  sts 
Henderson  David,  grocer.  Wolf  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Henderson  John,  block  and  pump  maker,  se  cor  of 

Commerce  and  Pratt  sts  ;  dw  cor  Market  and 

Thames  sts 
Henderson  Andrew,  3  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Exeter  st 
Henderson  James,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Henderson  Wm.  stone  cutter,  s  Exeter  st  near  Stiles 
Henderson  Samuel,  carter,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chats- 
worth  run 
Henderson  Thos.  grocer,  Pratt  st  w  of  South  st; 

dw  Exeter  st  near  Wilk  st 
Henderson  Benj.  boot  and  shoemaker,  37  Franklin 

st  w  of  Paca;  dvv  Biddle  st  e  of  Pine 
Henderson  James  A.  boot  and  shoemaker.  South  st; 

dw  cor  High  and  Stiles  sts.  See  advertisement. 
Henderson  B.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Franklin  st  e 

of  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Henderson  Isaac,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  2d 

door  w  of  Light  st 
Hendon  Joshua,  carpenter,  27S  n  Gay  st 
Hendrickson  Henry,  hat  manuf.  124  Baltimore  st 
Heukle  Charles,  lamb  tavern  keeper,  nw  cor  Paca 

and  Franklin  sts 
Hennicks  John  C.  saddler,  Ensor  st  near  East  st; 

dw  Low  st  near  Alsquith 
Hennicks  George,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  38  w 

Franklin  st 
Hennicken  John,  blacksmith,  Apple  al.  near  Shak- 

spear  st 
Henniman  Jacob,  currier,  36  High  st 
Hennings  Thos.  grocer,  Saratoga  st  near  Howard 
Henry  Isaac,  Washington  lane  near  Park  lane 


ITT  Director,  1831.  HER 

Henry  mrs  Ann,  Bond  st  bet  Bank  and  Gough  sts 
Henry  Thos.  cordwainer,  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
Henry  R.  French  consul,  40  s  Gay  st;  dw  n  Exe- 
ter bet  E  Baltimore  and  Pitt  st 
Henry  John,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Henry  John,  cordwainer,  Harford  av  near  M'g  house 
Henry  David,  rope  maker,  Charles  st  n  of  Henrietta 
Henry  Wm.  auctioneer,  dw  Fayette  st  n  of  Liberty 
Henry  Joseph,  cordwainer,  4  Comet  st 
Henry  Wm.  L.  carpenter,  Green  st  near  Fayette 
Henshall  Jas.  shoemaker,  Beuren  st  e  side 
Henshall  John,   house,  sign  and  ornamental  pain- 
ter and  glazier,  46  Water  st 
Henshaw  Rev.  J.  P.  K.  rector  of  St.  Peter's  church, 

Sharp  st  nec-r  German 
■'"Hensley  Henny,  washer.  Hawk  st 
jHenson  James,  rear  of  30.  n  Frederick  st 
JHenson  James,  drayman,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
q:Henson  Jacob,  laborer,  Dutch  al  w  of  Park  st 
JHenson  Mary,  washer.  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Hentliorn  Thomas,  chemist,  e  of  Methodist  bury- 
ing ground,  and  lower  ferry  road 
Herbert  Samuel,  painter,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 
Herbert  mrs  Sarah,  Sugar  al  bet  Charles  &  Light  sts 
Herbert  mrs  Rosanna,  Moore's  lane  near  St  Mary's 
Hergesheimer  Charles,  blacksmith,  Lancaster  st  Ji 

side,  e  of  Market 
Hergesheimer  Christ'r,  Castle  al  near  Wilk  st 
Heritage  Thos.  carter,  Caroline  st  near  Wilk 
Herling  Geo.  grocer,  se  cor  Charles  &  Montgomery 
Heron  Alexander,  16  Baltimore  fit 
Heron  James  and  Alexander,  dry  goods  merchants, 

sw  cor  Market  space  and  Baltimore  st 
Herring  Henry,  lumber  yard,  City  Block,  dw  Ais- 

quith  st  near  Pitt 
Herring  David,  collector,  Caroline  st.  Caroline  row 
Herring  mrs  Elizabeth,  72  Albermarle  st 
Herring  Jacob,  hatter,  Harford  av.  near  Forest  st 
Herrington  John,  meal  seller,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Herron  John,  cordwainder,  Thames  stnear  Market 
Herrott  Rebecca,  Caroline  st  s  end 
16 


HIC  Matched s  Baltimore  178 

Hersh  Martin,  huckster,  Hamburg  st  e  end 
Hertigon  John,  oak  cooper,  Tripolet's  alley 
Hervey  mrs.  Sugar  al.  bet  Charles  and  Light  sts 
Hershberger  Godfreid,  laborer,  Union  st  near  Ross 
Hertzog  mrs  Dorothea,  Howard  st  near  Camden 
Heslan  Richard,  cooper.  Cross  st  w  of  Johnson 
Heslip  B.  M.  tailor,  s  Frederick  st  near  Second 
Heslip  &  Jefferson,  boot  and  shoemakers,  46  Bal- 
timore st;   dvv  Wm.  Jefferson,  7  Lexington  st 

bet  Charles  and  Liberty 
Hess  Joseph,  cooper,  sw  cor  Green  &  German  sts 
Hess  Samuel,  carpenter.  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Hessler  Richard,  cooper,  se  cor  William  &-  Cross 
Hevener  John,  carter,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Hevener  Sam.  confectioner,  cor  Eutaw  &  Mulberry 
Hewes  John,  tanner;  yard,  betw  Harford  and  York 

avs.,  dw  York  av.  near  Penitentiary 
$Hewes  Jas  carter.  Terrapin  hill  near  e  Baltimore 
Hews  Rachel,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Carpenter's  alley 
Hewey  Roger,  laborer,  Penn  av  near  Hoffman  st 
jHewins  Edw.  laborer.  Low  st  e  of  Friendship 
Hewitt  Jas.  C.  printer.  Gay  st.  near  B.  Air  market 
Hewitt  miss  Mary,  Pearl  st.  near  Mulberry 
Hewitt  Elmer,  currier,  47  Marsh  Market  space 
Hewitt  Edmund,  printer.  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
Hewlitt  Chatham,  hatter  Tripolet's  alley 
Hewlitt  Jno.  Q.  leather  8c  hide  dealer,  50  cor  Calvert 

&  Lombard  st;  dw  Eutaw  st  n  ofCarpenter's  al. 
Hewston  James,  porter,  Biddle  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Hianrigh  John,  sugar  boiler,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Hickey  Jas.  carter,  cor  Bayard  and  e  Canal  sts 
Hickley  &,  Gross,  hardware  and  iron  merchants,  nw 

cor  Gay  and  Front  sts.  and  86  n  Gay  st.     Sec 

advertisement 
Hickley  &  White,  grocers  and  produce  merchants, 

sw  cor  Eutaw  and  Franklin  sts 
Hickley  Robert,  firm  of  do.  dw  68  w  Saratoga  st 
Hickman  Abraham,  M'Elderry  st  near  Aisquith 
Hickman  John,  scavenger,  French  st  n  of  Exeter 
Hickman  Nathaniel,  bookbindry  and  store,  76  cor. 

Baltimore  and  Holiday  st;  dw  8  n  High  st 
Hicks  mrs  Mary  Ann,  62  Harrison  st 


179  Director,  1831.  HIL 

Hicks  Geo,  grocer,  s\v  cor  Aisquith  st  &,  Hull's  lane 
Hicks  mrs  Marg't,  boarding  house,  102  Dugan's  wf 
Hicks  Reuben,  oak  cooper,  Mott  st  w  side 
Hicks  mrs  Rebecca,  Mulberry  st  near  Pine 
Hicks  Jane,  William  st.  bet  Light  and  Charlea 
tHicks  Emanuel,  laborer,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
tHicks  Erasmus,  waiter,  Centre  st  \v  of  St  Paul 
tHicks  Milly,  washer,  St  Paul's  st  s  of  Centre 
Hickson  John,  hatter,  sw  cor  Lunn's  lane  and  Bur- 
gundy alley 
Higby  Eliz'h,  scourer,  Holland  st  near  Harford  rua 
Higden  Ralph,  fisherman,  Hill  st  near  Sharp 
Higginbotham  Chas.  Argyle  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Higginbotham  Wm.  Argyle  alley  near  Alice  Anna 
Higginbotham  mrs  R.  30  St.  Paul's  st 
Higgins  David,  s  Sharp  st  s  of  Conway 
Higgins  and  Bennett,  druggists,  251  Baltimore  St.; 

dw  rear  of  store 
Higgins  mrs  Susanna,  grocer,  corBayard&.  Caroline 
Higgins  captain  Asa,  13  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Higgins  Daniel,  laborer,  rear  of  4  Ruxton  st 
fHiggins  Jeremiah,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder 
Higgle  Joseph,  laborer,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
High  Joseph,  painter,  Peace  al  w  of  Eutaw  st 
High  Samuel,  painter,  Biddle  al.  near  Penn  av 
High  Wm.  painter,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
High  David,  bricklayer,  Biddle  al  near  Ross  st 
High  James,  painter  and  glazier.  Park  lane  w  end 
tHigh  James,  carter.  Mill  st  s  of  Pratt 
Highams  John,  lime  merchant,  37  n  Eutaw  st 
Hignat  John  J.  brickmaker,  Scott  st  near  Columbia 
Hikxley  John,  e  of  Oliver's  place,  Point  lane  near 

Glendy's  church 
Hiland  Stephen,  carpenter,  21  Philpot  st 
tHiland  Lazarus,  alley  e  of  William  st.  s  of  Cross 
Hilberg  Wm.  merchant  tailor,  118  Baltimore  st 
Hilbert  Henry,  tanner  and  currier,  Fayette  st  betw 

Green  and  Pearl 
Hildebrandt  Andw.  cordwainer.  Hill  st  s  of  Light 
Hilditch  mrs  Elizabeth,  157  French  st 
Hill  Wm.  watchman,  cor  A'pple  al  &  Shakspear  st 
Hill  Thos.  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Cove 


HIN  MatcheW^s  Baltimore  180 

Hill  Alex'r,  grocer,  sb  cor  Concord  and  Pratt  sts 
Hill  Thos.  G.  clerk  &  collector  for  Baltimore  Ame- 
rican; dw  250  N  Gay  st 
Hill  John,  apothecary  and  druggist,   31  Pratt  st. 

near  Charles 
JHill  Samuel,  drayman,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
JHill  Joshua,  laborer,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harf.  run 
JHill  Charles,  porter.  Painter's  court 
JHill  Susan,  washer,  French  alley 
^Hill  James,  wagoner,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
JHill  Sarah,  washer,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 
JHili  Edw.  laborer,  Apple  al  n  of  Wilk  st 
JHill  Thos.  carter.  Homespun  al.  e  of  Sharp  st 
JHill  H.  J.  cabinet  maker,  64  n  Howard  st 
JHill  Henrietta,  washer,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
jHillary  Ambrose,  hair  dresser,  cor  Fish  &l  Marsh 

market;  dvv  East  st  near  Necessity  alley 
Hillen  John,  Piit  st  opposite  Potter 
Hillen  Doctor,  apothecary,  22  Light  st  wharf 
Hillias  John  W.  pump  maker,  Holland  st  e  of  Ais- 
quith 
Hillman  John,  miller,  Potter  st.  n  of  Douglass 
Hilton  mrs  Patty,  Mott  st  w  side 
Hilton  &.  Sutton,  merchant  tailors,  35  Baltimore  st; 
dw  Wm.  W.  Hilton,  45  Baltimore  near  Lloyd 
Hilton  mrs  Lydia,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Hilyard  Thos.  drayman,  20  Ross  st 
Himes  mrs  Rosanna,  Barre  st  near  Howard 
Hinckle  Conrad,  cordvvainer,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 
Hindes  John,  stone  mason,  78  Sharp  st 
Hindes  Conrad,  dyer  and  carpet  weaver,  Columbia 

st  near  Tyson's  Chemical  factory 
Hindes  mrs  Mary,  Hollingsworth  st  near  Lombard 
Hindes  Moses,  currier,  10  Water  st;   dw  Pleasant 

st  near  Courtland 
HindmanWm.  commission  merchant,  Wood  st.  bet 

South  st  and  Bowly's  wharf 
Hineker  Frederick,  tobacconist,  2 1  Commerce  st 
JHiner  Samuel,  victualler,  Pitt  st  near  Caroline 
fHiner  Jacob,  victualler,  e  Canal  st  near  Bayard 
Hines  Thomas,  sexton  1st  Baptist  church.  Sharp  st; 
dw  Bottle  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 


181  Director,  1831.  HIT 

Hines  Keziah,  tailoress,  45  Pitt  st 

Hines  mrs  Mary,  L.  Hampstead  st  w  of  Caroline 

Hinkley   Edward,  attorney  at  law,  8  Athenaeum, 

Lexington  st;  dw  Pearl  st  near  Saratoga 
Hinsler  Joseph,  gardener,  Ross  st  n  end 
Hinson  mrs  Mary  J.  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 
JHinson  Joseph,  sawyer,  Eden  st  near  Pitt 
JHinson  David,  porter,  St.  Paul's  n  of  Hanover 
Hinton  Dennis,  sawyer,  Washington  st 
Hinton  Thos.  saddler,  56  n  Frederick  st  near  Gay 
Hinlon  Rich,  laborer,  Lerew's  al  s  of  Richmond  st 
Hintze  Doctor  F.  E.  B.  15  s  Gay  st 
Hipkins  Samuel,  hatter,  Constitution  st  N  of  Beuren 
Hipwell  mrs  Sarah,  36  Park  st 
Hirst  John,  porter  and  oyster  cellar,  ne  cor  Charles 

and  Bahimore;  dw  30  New  Church  st 
Hiskey    Joseph,    piano   forte   manufactory,  50  n 

Howard  st.     See  advertisement 
Hissey  Arch,  shingle  :?haver,  William  sts  of  Warren 
Hiss  &  Austen,  cabinet  makers,  23  w  Fayette  st 
Hiss  Philip,  firm  of  do.  dw  Fayette  st  near  Howard 
Hiss  Nicholas,  carpenter,  Lloyd  st  near  e  Water 
Hiss  mrs  Elizabeth  G.  cor  Stiles  and  Exeter  sts 
Hiss  Jacob,  jr.  chair  maker,  s  Gay  st  near  Water; 

dw  s  Exeter  near  Pratt 
Hiss  miss  Catherine,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Hiss  Thos.  D.  cabinet  maker,  6  s  Calvert  st.     Sei 

advertisement 
Hiss  J.  L.  dw  6  s  Calvert  st 
Hiss  Benjamin,  currier,  14  Cheapside;  dw  Henri- 
etta st  E  of  Charles 
Hitchcock  Joshua,  plaisterer,  37  Union  st 
Hitchcock  Nath.  hack  driver,  Ensor  st 
Hitchcock  J.  Irvin,  proprietor  of  the  American  Far- 
mer; dw  sw  cor  Lexington  and  North 
Hitchcock  mrs  Mary,  Forest  st  near  Gay 
Hitchcock  Claudius,  laborer,  37  Union  st 
Hitchcock  Robert,   blacksmith   and  wheelwright, 
Paca  rear  of  Baltimore,  and  Bond  s  of  Wilk; 
dw  Bond  s  of  y^ilk 
IHitchcock  Eliz'hj  al  n  of  e  Baltimore  st  near  Eden 
16* 


HOF  Matchett^s  Baltimore  1 82 

tHithe  Samuel,  n  High  st  near  Rising  Sun  tavern 
Hitz  Lundy,  weaver,  Cove  st  near  Franklin 
Hitzelberger  Hannah,  Lerew's  al  near  Richmond  st 
Hitzelberger  Joshua,  carpenter,  intersection  of  Ross 

and  Eutaw  sts 
Hitzelberger  Peter,  jr.  morocco  dresser,  Aisquith 

st  2  doors  s  of  M'Elderry 
Hitzelberger  Nicholas,  stone  cutter,  near  Washing- 
ton Monument 
Hitzelberger  &  Sons,  morocco  dresser,  Saratoga  st 

near  Gay;  d\v  Gay  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Hitzelberger  Baltzer,  morocco  dresser,  e  Saratoga 
st  near  Gay;  dvv  ne  cor  Gay  and  Saratoga  sts 
Hixon  J.  tavern  keeper,  5  Centre  Market  space 
Hobbes  Sam.  cabinet  maker,  George  st  near  Pearl : 
Hobbs  Nicholas  M.  justice  of  peace,  Alice  Anna  st 

E  of  Market;  d\v  8  Bond  st 
Hobbs  Nichs.  carter,  York  av.  n  of  Monument  st 
Hobbs  James,  blacksmith,  Park  st  near  Lexington 
Hobbs  mrs  Mary,  Park  st.  near  Lexington 
Hobbs  mrs  Ann,  34  South  st 
Hoburn  mrs  Eliz'h,  nvv  corner  Stiles  and  High  sts 
Hoddinberger  mr.  barber,  over  3  x  Gay  st 
Hoddinott  Simon,  bell  hanger  and  smith  in  general, 
Davis  st  near  Bath;  hardware  store  ne  cor  Gay 
and  Baltimore  st;  dvv  35  n  Gay  sts.  *S^ee  adver- 
tisement 
Hodges  mrs  Ann,  mantua  maker,  26  Lexington  st 
Hodges  Benj.  M.  merchant,  Lexington  w  of  Charles 
tHodges  Maria,  Salisbury  st.  w  of  Harford  run 
Hodgkinson  John,  chair  maker,  32  Hanover  st 
Hofer  Jacob,  cow  dealer,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Hofif  John  M.  grocer,  cor  Sharp  and  New  sts 
HofF  Joh.1,  victualler,  Preston  st  near  Penn  av 
Hoff  Jacob,  victualler,  Preston  st  near  Penn  av 
Hoffman  Hy.  cordwainer,  Bishop's  al.  near  Stiles  st 
Hotfman  Xeremiah,  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 
Hoflfmac  Wm.  grocer,  se  cor  Hanover  and  Lee  sts 
Hoffman  Daniel,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Hoffman  Jacob  se  cor  Hanover  and  Lee  sts 
Hoffman  John,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Green  st 
Hoffman  John,  23  Hanover  st 


183  Director,  1831.  HOL 

Hoffman  Michael,  confectioner,  Howard  st  between 

Conway  and  Peace  al;  dw  Eutaw  st 
Hoflfman  Hervey,  carpenter,  Paca  st  near  Lombard 
Hoffman  Sarah,  seamstress,  51  Marsh  market  space 
Hoffman  &  Dobbin,  attornies  &  counsellors  at  lawj 

office  at  Maryland  Law  Institute,  South  st 
Hoffman  mrs  Ann  M.  15  Potter  st 
Hoffman  David,  professor  of  law  in  University  of 

Maryland;  dw  Lexington  opposite  court  house 
Hoffman  Margaret,  wise  woman,  6  Pine  st 
Hoffman  George  W.  sugar  refiner;  dw  s  Eutaw  st 

near  Lombard  st 
Hoffman  Caspar,  carpenter,  7  Pine  st  near  Fayette 
Hoffman  Cliarles,  provision  mercht.  281  Baltimore 

st;  dw  Fayette  st  w  of  Green  st 
Hoffman  Chs.  bacon  mercht.  Baltimore  st  betw  Eu- 
taw &  Green  sts;  dw  Lexington  st  e  of  Pearl 
Hoffman  Aaron,  victualler,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Hoffman  Thos.  W.  dry  goods  store,  11  Howard  st 
Hoffman  Christoph.  stone  cutter,  60  n  Frederick  st 
Hoffman  Jacob,  butcher,  Hoffman  st  e  of  Penn  av. 
Hoffman  John,  butcher,  Hoffman  st  e  of  Penn  av. 
Hoffman  Daniel  &  Co.  15  Howard  st;  dw  John 

Hoffman,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Pratt 
Hoffman  Geo.  ne  cor  Cathedral  and  Franklin  sts 
Hoffman  Samuel,  firm  of  Hoffman,  Bend  6l  Co.;  dw 

cor  St.  Paul's  and  Mulberry  sts 
Hoffman  Peter,  mercht.  cor  Lexington  &  St.  Paul's 
Hoffman,  Bend  &  Co.  auctioneers  and  commission 

merchants,  5  n  Charles  st 
Hoffman  S.  O.  firm  of  Hoffman,  Bend  &  Co.;  dw 

cor  Lexington  and  Courtland  sts 
Hoffman  Lawrence,  carpenter,  Wagon  al.  w  of  Park 
Hogan  John,  clerk,  Holiday  st  near  Bath  st 
Hogg  William,  carter,  Barre  st  near  Charles  st 
Hogg  James,  carpenter,  Saratoga  n  side  e  of  Eutaw 
Hogg  John,  grocer,  13  Saratoga  st  near  Park  st 
Hogg  Chas.  carpenter,  ne  cor  North  &,  Pleasact  sts 
Hogner  Fielding  C.  tinner,  127  n  Eutaw  st 
Holland  L.  manufacturer  of  jewelry,  silver  ware 
&  spectacles,  1 3  St.  PauPs  st.  See  advertUement 
Holbrook  Elisha,  cookshop,  6  Ruxton  st 


HOL  Matchett's  Baltimore  184 

Holbrook  mrs  Mary,  Orleans  st  w  of  Eden 
Holbrook  captain  Edward,  21  Thames  st 
Holbrook  mrs.  Beuren  st 

Holbrook  Jacob,  cord  vvainer,  Har.  av.  near  Forest  st 
Holbrook  capt.  Joseph.  49  e  Baltimore  st 
Holden  Joseph,  skin  dresser,  Penn  av.  near  limits 
Holden  Geo.  boarding  house,  Fell  st  near  Thames 
Holland  Joshua,  boot  and  shoemaker,  40  n  Gay  st 
Holland's  livery  stables,  French  st  near  Gay  st 
Holland  Joseph,  proprietor  Cheapside  house,  Wa- 
ter st  vv  of  South  st 
Holland  James,  tailor.  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass  st 
Holland  Patrick,  grocer,  Lexington  market  space 
Holland  John,  bricklayer,  n  Gay  st  near  Belie  Air 

market  house 
Holland  Wm.  Lafayette  house,  Louisiana  st  near 

Paca  st 
Holland  Paul,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  near  Wilk 
Holland  John,  East  st  4th  door  s  of  French  st 
Holland  mrs  Catherine,  Potter  st  2d  door  n  of  Pitt 
Holland  George,  keeper  of  hotel,  6  Hanover  st 
Holland  Jesse,  watchman,  Potter  st  n  of  Pitt 
fHolland  Joseph,  sawyer,  Park  lane 
JHolland  James,  labourer,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
tHolland  Dinah,  Peace  alley  vv  of  Howard  st 
JHolland  Dinah,  huckster,  cor  Howard  &  Conway 
iHolland  Dcnby,  sawyer,  cor  Cross  and  Sharp  sts 
fHolland  Philip,  shingle  shaver,  William  st 
fHollaiid  Sikey,  mariner,  Davis  st  near  Bath 
tHolland  Henry,  cordwainer,  German  st  near  Cove 
Hollet  Cornel's,  wagoner,  Park  lane  near  Hampton 
Holliday  mrs  Ruth,  millinery  store,  91  Baltimore  st 
Holliday  William,  tailor,  97  Pitt  st 
tHolliday  Barney,  long  lane,  n  of  Orleans  st 
fHolliday  Richard,  stevedore,  Hammond's  alley 
tHolliday  James,  carter,  Ensor  st  near  East  st 
tHolliday  Harriet,  Bond  st  betw  Bank  and  Gough 
tHolliday  Benj.  drayman,  Biddle  alley 
JHolliday  Nanny,  Biddle  alley 
Hollinghead  James,  tobacco  inspector,  Hill  st  betw 

Charles  and  Hanover  sts 
Hollingsworth  mrs  Elizabeth,  50  n  Charles  st 


185  Director,  1831.  HOM 

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Hollingsvvorth  Isaac,  grocer,  nvv  cor  Gay  and  High 
sts;  dvv  High  st  2d  door  s  of  Hillen  st  w  side 
Hollingsvvorth  mrs  Anna,  seamstress,  Green  st  s  of 

Conway  st 
Hollingsvvorth  mrs.  Barnet  st 
Hollingsvvorth  mrs  Ann,  Lexington  st  opposite  tbo 

court  house 
fHoKings worth  Abr.  drayman,  42  n  Frederick  st 
Hollins  John  S.  Water  st  w  of  Exchange  buildings 
Hollins  VVm.  mercht;  dw  Pascault's  row  Lexington 
fHollis  David,  labourer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass  st 
Holloway  Robt.  clock  &.  watchmaker,  1 15  High  st 
HoUoway  George,  coachmaker,  cor  Cider  al.  and 

s  Eutavv  st 
^Holly  George,  Bottle  al.  near  Sharp  st 
Holmes  Richard,  grocer,  4  Caroline  st  s  end 
Holmes  Richard,  tailor,  Penn  av.  near  George  st 
Holmes  James,  sea  captain,  Pratt  st  near  High  st 
"  Holmes  Thomas,  fishman,  William  st  Federal  hill 
Holmes  Thomas,  cor  Bank  st  and  Strawberry  alley 
Holmes  Richard,  coachmaker,  Charles  st  n  of  Hill 
Holmes  Oliver,  Junr.  surgeon  dentist,  3  s  Gay  st 
Holmes  Jas.  carpenter,  Bank  lane  near  Aisquith  st 
Holmes  Saml.  fisherman,  Fort  road  near  magazin© 
Holmes  John,  grocer,  1  Park  st 
Holmes  Asa,  surgeon  dentist,  Calvert  st  of  Saratoga 
Holmes  Oliver,  surgeon  dentist,  Lexington  st  oppo- 
site the  court  house 
tHolmes  Thomas,  labourer,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Holstein  mrs  Sarah,  20  New  Church  st 
Holston  Sarah,  umbrella  maker,  35i  n  Howard  si 
Holste  P.  drawing  academy,  7  Barnet  st 
Holt  John,  weaver  and  dyer,  Ensor  st  near  Har.  av. 
f  Holt  Geo.  waterman,  Potter  st  opposite  Low 
Holton  David,  36  n  Exeter  st 
Holton  William,  bacon  store,  37  Bond  st 
tHolton  Jarvis,  labourer,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Franklin 
Holtz  Pet.  carpet  weaver,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Holtzman  George,  merchant  tailor,  147  J  Baltimore 

st;  dw  Eutaw  st  w  side  near  Cider  alley 
Holtzman  Thomas,  tailor,  93  Green  st 
tHomas  John,  labourer,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 


HOP  Matchett'^s  Baltimore  186 


Honey  Amos,  carpenter,  Park  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Hood  John,  fishermau,  Green  st  near  Fayette 
fHooper  Isaac,  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High 
HoogevverfF  J.  J.  merchant,  cor  Commerce  &  Wa- 
ter st;  dw  St  Paul's  st.  n  of  Pleasant 
Hook  Michael,  boot  ^  shoemaker,  Park  lane  w  end 
Hook  John,  tailor,  1  New  Church  st 
Hook  Andw.  wheelwright,  Charles  st  s  of  Camden 
Hook  Henry,  house,  sign  and  ornamental  painter, 

Lexington  e  of  Howard;  dw  27  Pearl  st 
Hook  mrs  Eleonor,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Hook  Joseph  &  Co,  lumber  merchants,  Green  st 
opposite  Lexington  market;  dw  Joseph  Hook, 
Chatsworth  st  extended 
Hook  Joseph,  sen.  65  n  Green  st 
Hooper  Wm.  sailmaker,  Pratt  st  near  Exeter 
Hooper  James,  sen.  75  Bond  st 
Hooper  James,  carpenter  and  joiner,  n  Gay  st  near 

Belle  Air  market 
Hooper  mrs  Sarah,  Franklin  st  n  of  Charles  st 
Hooper  H.  house  &  sign  painter,  n  Gay  st  near  Ea^ 
Hooper  Sam.  mariner.  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
Hooper  Jas.  merchant;  dw  Barre  st  near  Hanover 
Hooper  Thomas,  cooper.  Potter  st  n  of  Pitt 
Hooper  captain  John,  17  Pitt  st 
Hooper  Wm.  carpenter,  Hughes's  quay,  Lee  st 
Hooper  Wm.  watchman,  Caroline  st  near  Bayard 
Hooper  James  &l  Sons,  merchants,  16  Light  st  wf; 

dw  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Hooper  John  P.  dw  s  Charles  st  near  Barre 
Hooper  Wm.  &  Sons,  carpenters,  Harford  av.  n  of 

Barker's  rope  walk 
Hooper  Jas.  jr.  firm  of  do.;  d  w  Barre  st  e  of  Sharp 
JHooper  Sarah,  washer,  rear  of  26  s  Charles  st 
Hoover  Francis,  victualler,  Columbia  st  e  of  Scott 
Hoover  George,  victualler,  Columbia  st  near  Chats- 
worth  run 
Hope  Daniel,  brush  and  bellows  maker,  1  n  Liber- 
ty st;   dw  41  w  Fayette  st 
Hopkins  Greenbury,  coachmaker,  Washington  st 
Hopkins  mrs  Sarah,  61  Pitt  st 
Hopkins  Jas.  shoemaker,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt  st 


187  Director,  1831.  HOS 

Hopkins  Richard,  broker,  67  Pitt  st 

Hopkins  miss  Grace,  cor  East  and  e  Baltimore  sts 

Hopkins  J.  &  G.  curriers,  63  s  Calvert  st;  dw  Js. 

Hopkins  sw  cor  Exeter  and  Granby  sts 
Hopkins  Levin,  grocery  and  feed  store,  sw  cor  of 

Hillen  and  Forest  sts 
Hopkins  Edward,  cordwainer,  72  s  Charles  st 
Hopkins  Wm.  carpenter,  Exeter  st  near  Pratt 
Hopkins  Saml,  comm.  mercht.;  dw  31  n  Charles  st 
Hopkins  Gerard  T.  &l  Co.  grocers,  3  and  4  Light 
st  wharf;  dw  Gerard  T.  cor  Hanover  &  Barre 
Hopkins  &  Brothers,  grocers,  5  w  Pratt  st 
fHopkins  Cato,  labourer,  Salisbury  st  near  Har.  run 
Hopkinson  John  W.  tailor,  Walsh's  alley  near  Lex- 
ington st 
Hopkinson  mrs  Mary,  Garden  st  n  of  Madison  st 
Hopler  Jacob,  butcher,  York  road  av.  s  of  Madison 
Hoppe  Justus,  merchant,  47  s  Gay  st;  dw  71  N 

Charles  st 
Hopson  Ann,  s  Frederick  st  N  of  Water 
Hora  Thos.  gardener,  Hancock  st  n  of  Wilk 
Horan  John,  carpenter,  e  Canal  st  near  Bayard 
Horn  mrs  Peggy,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Home  Thos.  bricklayer,  1  Comet  st  near  Aisquith 
Home  Jacob,  dry  goods  store,  59  n  Howard  st 
Home  Wm.  victualler,  Bayard  st  near  Caroline 
Home  Ephey,  victualler,  Monroe  st  near  Spring 
Horner  Thos.  cordwainer,  40  Alice  Anna  st 
Horner  Abel,  carpenter,  Henrietta  st  e  of  Charles 
Horner  Samuel,  printer,  Apple  al  near  Baltimore  st 
Homey  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  87  Alice  Anna  st 
Horney  Edward,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Bond  st  near 

Pinkney 
Homing  John,  baker,  Wilk  st  w  of  Spring 
Horod  Henry,  shipping  master,  74  Ann  st 
Horton  Jas.  engraver,  ne  cor  Baltimore  &  Charles 
Horwitz  Doctor  J.  nb  cor  Saratoga  and  Eutaw  sts 
Horsford  James,  13  Wilk  st 
Ho¥ton  James,  superintendent  of  streets,  59  Pitt  st 
Hosanna  mrs  Mary,  13  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Hoshell  Wm.  carpenter,  Lee  st  near  Charles 
Hospital  Baltimore,  Monument  st.  £  of  Market 


HOW  MatcheWs  Baltimore  188 

Hostuller  mrs.  Lerew's  alley,  s  of  Franklin  st 
Houck  Jacob,  dry  goods  merchant,  121  Baltimore 
Hough  Samuel  &  Robert,  grocers  and  commission 

merchants,  H  Pratt  st;  dw  60  w  Pratt  st 
Hough  Jefferson,  clock  and  watch  maker,  26  J  w 

Pratt  st 
Hough  mrs  Rachel,  60  w  Pratt  st 
Houghton  &L  Johnson,  paper  warehouse,  16  s  Cal- 
vert St.  See  Mvertisement 
Houghton  Warren,  firm  above,  boards  46  n  Gay  st 
Horseman  Luke,  mariner,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Horseman  Charles,  ship  joiner,  Bond  st  near  Gough 
Horsey  James,  carter.  Spring  st  s  of  Baltimore  st 
House,  Woollen  &  Co.  lumber  merchants,  sw  cor  of 
Light  st  wharf  and  Barre  st.  and  Light  st  whf. 
near  Camden  st 
House  Saml.  (firm  of  H.  &  Woollen,  dw  27  Camden 
House  William,  dw  125  Hanover  st 
House  Jesse,  carpenter,  Pitt  st  2d  door  e  of  Front 
Housten  Jas.  F.  clerk  at  Stockton  &  Stokes's  stage 

office;  dw  Fayette  st  e  of  Liberty 
How  Wm.  labourer.  Spring  st  e  side  s  of  Wilk 
How  James  N.  watchmaker,  sw  cor  Baltimore  and 

Liberty  sts.  See  advertisement 
Howard  Wm.  civil  engineer,  North  st  w  side  n  of 

Lexington  st 
Howard  George,  Frederick  st  near  Baltimore  st 
Howard  Mary,  Park  lane  betw  Pine  and  Pearl  sts 
Howard  mrs  John  E.  Franklin  st  s  side  n  of  Charles 
Howard  Jno.  mercht.  tailor,  Eutaw  st  near  Peace  al 
Howard  Benj.  carter,  Barre  st  n  side  near  Howard 
Howard  Benj.  C.  attorney  at  law,  Howard's  mansion 

house 
Howard  John  P.  merchant  tailor,  ne  cor  of  Liberty 

and  German  sts;  dw  Eutaw  st  s  of  Camden 
Howard  Thos.  J.  bricklayer,  cor  Eutaw  &  German 
Howard  Thos.  cordwainer.  Park  lane  near  w  Bal- 
timore st 
Howard  messrs.  attornies,  &lc.  nw  cor  Courtland 

and  Lexington  sts 
Howard  Thos.  sailmaker,  4  McElderry's  wharf 
Howard  James,  94  w  Pratt  st 


189  Director,  \SS\.  HUB 

Howard  Robt.  &  Co.  grocers,cor  Hillen  &  Exeter  sts 
Howard  Mary,  Spiing  st  e  side  s  of  Wilk 
Howard  Wm.  shoe  store,  4  Centre  market  space; 

dw  Front  st  s  of  shot  tower 
tHoward  Saml.  drayman,  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High 
JHoward  Isaac,  labourer,  Halfmoon  al.  near  East  st 
tHoward  Wm.  hack  driver,  Short  st 
tHoward  Nicholas,  porter,  Potter  st  near  Low 
JHoward  Saml.  Lrcrew's  al.  near  Saratoga  st 
tHoward  Emanuel,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Charles 
tHoward  Chloe,  washer,  Davis  st  near  Bath 
JHoward  Jas.  hack  driver.  Centre  st  w  of  Calvert 
JHoward  Susan,  Peace  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
tHoward  Waite,  Howard  st  s  of  Conway 
tHoward  Saml.  Washington  lane  near  Park  st 
tHoward  Carlos,  gardener,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Howard  John,  watchman.  Pearl  st  near  Fayette 
Howden  Philip,  carpenter.  Sugar  al.  near  Charles  st 
Howden  mrs  Rebecca,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Peace  al. 
Howe  mrs  Martha,  34  Block  st 
Howell  mrs  Pamela,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Howell  mrs  Abigail,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Howell  John  B.  mercht.;  dw  s  Sharp  near  Camden 
Howell  mrs  Ann,  Paca  st  e  side  near  Lombard 
Howell  Wm.  &  Son,  comm.  merchts.  48  s  Gay  st 
tHowell  Samuel,  labourer,  124  Wolf  st 
Howland  R.  G.  comm.  mercht.  13  Bowly's  wharf 
Howland  capt.  Daniel,  22  n  Frederick  st 
Plowland  captain  William,  22  n  Frederick  st 
Howser  George,  saddler  Eutaw  st  w  of  Camden 
Howser  mrs  Barbara,  19  Pitt  st 
Howser  Jacob,  labourer,  Harf.  av.  n  of  Forest  st 
Howser  Jacob,  victualler,  Light  st  s  of  West  st 
Hoyt  Thos.  steam  engineer,  York  st  e  of  Charles 
Hubball  Eben.  brass  founder  and  grate  maker,  146 

Baltimore  st 
Hubard  W.  J.  Athenaeum 

Hubbard  John,  cordwainer,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Hubbard  Jeremiah,  ship  carpenter,  Washmgton  st 
Hubbard  Jas.  ship  carpenter,  Fleet  st  near  Starr  al 
Hubbard  William,  watchmaD,  39  Wolf  st 
17 


HUG  MatcheWs  Baltimore  1 90 

Hubbard  mrs  Susanna,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Hubbard  Wm.  block  and  pump  maker,  16  Philpot 

shop  Thames  st 
Hubbard  Edward,  labourer,  80  Wilk  st 
Hubbard  Danl.  oak  cooper,  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Hubbard  William  &  Co.  grocers,  59  n  Gay  st 
Hubbard  John,  blacksmith,  cor  Eutaw  and  New  sts 
tHubbard  Chas.  labourer,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Hubbart  Hugh,  cordwainer,cor  Fleet  st  and  Starr  al 
Hubbell  capt.  Jouah,  corn  merchant;  dvv  Camden  st 

near  city  spring 
Hubbell  &  Wheeler,  grocers,  71  s  Calvert  st;  dw 
J.  Hubbell,  Camden  st  2d  house  w  of  the  spring 
tHubbell  Samuel,  teacher,  146  s  Sharp  st 
Huber  Henry,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove  st 
Hubley  Matilda,  boarding  house,  s  Gay  st  w  side 

near  Baltimore  st 
JHubley  Benjamin,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's  st 
Hucorn  Francis,  stone  tavern,  se  cor  Gay  and  Front 
Hudgins  William,  tailor,  Thames  st  s  side  near  Ann 
Hudson  James,  grocer,  s  Sharp  st  near  Lee  st 
Hudson  W'm.  blacksmith,  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson 
Hudson  John,  painter,  s  Sharp  st  e  side  near  Lee 
Hudson  John,  cordwainer,  Fell  st  w  side 
Hudson  Adam,  dry  goods  dealer  in  Maryland  ar- 
cade; dvv  Granby  st  e  of  Gough 
Hudson  mrs  Eliz.  Argyle  al.  near  Lancaster  st 
Hudson  Michael,  shoe  store,  Pratt  st  w  of  Howard 
Hudson  misses  Sarah  and  Rebecca,  6  Lexington  st 

fHudson ,  caulker,  66  Wolf  st 

Hugg  mrs  Mary,  60  n  Exeter  st 

Hugg  John,  sea  captain,  69  Ann  st 

Hugg  Benj.  F.  copperplate  printer,  McElderry  st 

near  Aisquith  st 
Hugget  John,  boarding  house,  Thames  st  near  Bond 
Huggins  Js.  blacksmith,  Chatsworth  st  near  Pierce 
Hughes  George  L.  and  shoe  store,  107  Baltimore  st 
Hughes  John,  Fort  road  s  of  the  powder  house 
Hughes  Philip,  brushmaker,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Hughes  Patk.  labourer.  Park  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Hughes  Patk.  blacksmith,  Monument  st  s  of  Forest 
Hughes  Jas.  grocer,  Front  st  betw  Gay  and  Hillen 


101  Director,  ISSl.  HUM 

Hug'hes  Aquilla,  grocer,  cor  Saratoga  and  Eutaw  sts 
Hughes  Michael,  baker,  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
Hughes  George  A.  Fayette  st  w  of  Charles 
Hughes  mrs  Rebecca,  Apple  al.  near  Alice  Annast 
Hughes  Patrick,  grocer.  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Hughes  mrs  Elizabeth,  Strawberry  al.  near  Alice 

Anna  st 
Hughes  Felix,  German  sf  w  of  Green  st 
Hughes  mrs  Mary,  fancy  store,  73  Lexington  st 
Hughes  Hy.  watchman,  2  Phil  pot  st  near  Thames 
Hughes  Joseph,  clock  and  watchmaker,  QQ  Centre 

market  space 
Hughes  mrs  Belinda,  72  Pitt  st 
Hughes  Sinson,  fisherman,  Frederick  st  near  Second 
Hughes  David,  tallow  chandler,  n  Exeter  st  e  side 

near  French  st 
Hughes  mrs  Mary  J.  Stiles  st.  e  of  Bishop's  alley- 
Hughes  Matthew,  grocer,  Harf.  av.  near  Forest  st 
Hughes  Hugh  T.  C.  grocer,  3  and  4  Dugan's  whf. 
Hughes  John,  tanner  and  currier,  York  avenue  n  of 

Madison  st  w  side 
tHughes  Simon,  Argyle  alley  near  Alice  Anna  st 
iJHughes  James,  e  Baltimore  st  w  of  High 
iHughes  John,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroder  st 
Hughson  Thomas,  surveyor,  Hillen  st  near  High 
Hull  William,  cedar  cooper,  241  Baltimore  st 
Hull  John  C.  agent  for  general  stage  office;  dw  Gay 

st  E  of  Belle  Air  market 
Hull  Elizabeth,  boarding  house.  Strawberry  alley- 
Hulls  John,  oils,  paints  and  paper  hangings  store, 

14  N  Gay  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Hulse  mrs  Mary,  Aisquith  st  w  side  n  of  Orleans 
Hulse  Henry  F.  cooper,  Lee  st  near  Charles  st. 
Hulse  John,  dyer,  xw  cor  Saratoga  and  Holiday  sts 
Humane  Impartial  Society's  store,  24  South  st;  mrs 

Sarah  H.  Groves  superintendent 
Humes  Thomas,  wholesale  grocer  and  liquor  mer- 
chant, Nw  cor  High  and  Hillen  sts 
Humphrey  Kerr,  grocer,  18  cor  Lancaster  st  and 

Apple  al.;  dw  29  Lancaster  st 
Humphreys  Hugh,  silver  plater,  26  s  Liberty  st;  dw 

Potter  st-betw  Douglass  and  Pitt  sts 


HUS  Matchett^s  Baltimore  1 92 

Humphreys  Thomas,  (silversmith,)  boarding  house 

132  s  Charles  st 
Humphreys  Matthias,  cordwainer,  Potter  st  3d  door 

s  of  French  st 
Hunn  John,  carpenter,  Har.  av.  foot  of  Gallows  hill 
Hunn  Christian,  carpenter,  do.  do. 

Hunt  Samuel  &  Co.  drapers  and  tailors,  14  s  Cal- 
vert st-,  dvv  S.  Hunt,  Lovely  lane 
Hunt  John  N.  21  Howard  st 

Hunt  Robert,  carpenter,  Pinkney  st  w  of  Apple  a! 
Hunt  Solomon,  clothing  store,  54  s  Charles  st 
Hunt  Henry,  Sugar  alley  e  of  Light  st 
Hunt  German,  Will  st 

Hunt  John  W.  chemist,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 
Hunt  John  W.  cordwainer,  32  New  Church  st 
Hunt  mrs  Elizabeth,  Lloyd  st  near  Salisbury  st 
Hunt  John  N.  firm  of  Dryden  &  Hunt;  dvv  How- 
ard st  betw  German  and  Lombard  sts 
Hunt  Jesse,  saddler,  127  Baltimore  st 
Hunter  John,  labourer,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspear  st 
Hunter  John,  carpenter^  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Hunter  David,  grocer,  sw  cor  of  Alice  Anna  st  and 

Strawberry  alley 
Hunter  Lewis,  blacksmith,  9  Flappy  alley 
.  Hunter  mrs  Elizabeth,  Donovan  al.  near  Eutaw  st 
Hunter  mrs  Rebecca,  s  Charles  st  near  Busy  alley 
Hunter  James,  stone  cutter,  Biddle  alley 
Hunter  mrs  Ellen,  tailoress,  76  Bond  st 
Hunter  Robert,  huckster,  cor  Park  and  Washing- 
ton lanes 
Huppman  Geo.  piano  forte  manufactory  20  Light  st 
Huppman  Valentine,  saddle  tind  harness  maker,  31 

Marsh  market  space 
Hurdle  mrs  Susan,  tailoress,  31  Camden  st 
Hurdle  Robert,  cordwainer,  Bank  lane,  near  Ais- 
quith st 
Hurst  Elijah,  victualler,  Hillen  st  n  of  Forest  st 
Hurst  mrs  Hannah,  Hillen  st  n  of  Forest  st 
Hurt  Hy.  tailor,  near  Belle  Air  road  w  of  Canal  st 
Husch  Philip,  baker,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock  st 
Husk  Caleb,  Ensor  st  near  Forest  st 


193  Director,  IS^L  HYD 

Husselbaugh  Wm.  painter  and  glazier;  dvv  East  st 

N  of  Ensor  st 
Husselbaugh  mrs.  Paca  st  bet  Fayette  &l  Baltinwre 
Hussey  Copeland,  currier,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Mar- 
ket st 
Hussey  Christopher,  drayman.  Front  st  near  Bath 
Hussey  Asahel,  of  Geo.  currier,  51  Marsh  M.  space 
Hussey  Asahel,  wheatfield  innkeeper,  7  n  Howard  st 
Hussmaul  Lawrence,  cordwainer,  cor  Short  alley 

and  Short  st 
Huster  Gotlieb,  victualler,  Columbia  st  w  of  Cove 
Hutchings  Samuel,  mariner,  37  Alice  Anna  st 
JHutchins  James,  drayman,  Bank  lane  e  of  Potter 
JHutchins  vSamuel,  porter,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
fHutchins  mrs  Mary,  Potter  st.  3d  door  from  Pitt 
fHutchins  Ann  Maria,  Peace  al  w  of  Howard 
Hutchinson  John,  laborer.  Front  st  s  of  Hillea 
Hutchinson  Benj.  cordwainer,  121  Wolfst 
Hutchinson  John,  Granby  st  opposite  Gough 
Hutchinson  John,  wheelwright,  Pratt  st  e  of  bridge 
Hutchinson  Johanna,  huckster.  Front  st  near  Gay 
JHutchinson  Joseph,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Hutchison  John,  commission  merchant,  dvv  Mont- 
gomery st  E  of  Light 
fHutchison  Sandy,  Douglass  st  e  of  East 
Hutson  John,  merchant,  sw  corner  Caroline  st  and 

Strawberry  alley 
Hutson  Michael,  boot  and  shoemaker,  76  n  Howard 
Hutton  Wm.  bricklayer,  Harford  av  near  Forest  st 
Hutton  Wm.  glass  shearer,  Hamburg  st  e  end 
Hutton  James,  grocer,  24  Baltiniore  st 
Hutton  Robert,  grocer,  24  Baltimore  st 
Hutton  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Gay  st  opposite  Mott 
Hutton  Elisha,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  near  Pitt 
Huzza  John,  tailor,  56  Centre  Market  space 
Hyam  Abraham,  painter,  Camden  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Hyatt  mrs  Susanna,  Harford  av.  near  Forest  st 
Hyde  Francis,  soap  and  candle  manufactory.  Holi- 
day St.  opposite  the  brewery;  dw  cor  Plea- 
sant and  Holiday 
Hyde  John,  turner,  Cross  st.  e  of  William 
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IRB  MatcheWs  Baltimore  194 

Hyde  Samuel  G.  tallow  chandler,  Saratoga  st  wof 

Calvert  st 
Hyland  &  Ayres,  dry  goods  merchants,  23  Baltimore 
Hynson  Benjamin,  2  Aisquith  st.  n  of  Low 
Hynson  John  Carvill,  cabinet  maker,  71  n  Green  st 
Hyson  John,  cordwainer,  70  s  Charles  st 
Hyson  Solomon,  iron  founder,  Welcome  alley,  bet 

Light  and  Charles  st 
Hyston  Nicholas,  carpenter,  Sugar  alley,  between 

Charles  and  Light  sts 

Iff  henry,  soap  boiler,  Preston  st.  near  Ross 
Ichler  Christ'n,  cooper,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Iglehart  Wm.  H.  69  Lexington  st;  dw  14  n  Park 
Iglehart  &  Warner,  dry  goods  merchants,  173  Bal- 
timore st 
Iglehart  John  H,  dry  goods  store,  —  Baltimore  st; 

dw  cor  Fayette  and  Charles  sts 
Ijams  John,  carpenter,  3  Comet  st 
$Imey  Michael,  waiter,  n  Gay  st  near  Hay  Scales 
JImpey  Jacob^  laborer,  Strawberry  al  n  of  Wilk  st 
Jlmpey  Comfort,  washer,  Hoiriespun  al  e  of  Sharp 
Inemer  Peter,  book  binder,  St.  Paul's  n  of  Hamilton 
Infant  School  No.  2,  miss  Catherine  Mathers,  Exe- 
ter st  N  of  Pratt 
Infirmary  Baltimore,  sw  cor  Lombard  &  Green  sts 
Ing  Edward,  hat  and  dry  goods  store,  14  Centre 

Market  space 
Ingles  Abraham,  carter,  Long  alley 
Ingram  mrs  Sarah,  17  Comet  st 
Ingram  Charles,  tqt>acconist,  68  e  Pratt  st 
Inloes  Joshua,  firm  Harrison  &  Inloes,  dw  Court- 
land  st  N  of  Saratoga 
Inloes  David,  cooper,  dw  Montgomery  e  of  Light  st 
Inloes  W^m.  ship  joiner,  Fell  st  e  side 
Inloes  Elizabeth,  83  Bond  st 
Inloes  Wm.  ship  joiner,  Alice  Anna  near  Happy  al 
JInloes  Charlotte,  washer.  Cross  st.  Federal  hill 
JInloes  Samuel,  drayman.  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
tlnloes  Thos.  cooper.  Eager  al.  near  Mulberry  st 
Innes  Allen,  cordwainer,  Maiden  lane  w  of  Aisquith 
Jlrby  mrs  Ann,  Cross  st.  Federal  hill 


195  Director,  ISSl.  JAC 

Ireland  mrs  Mary,  Low  st  nearAisqulth 

flreland  Jesse,  newspaper  carrier,  Forest  st  n  of 

Douglass 
flreland  Louisa,  Low  st  e  of  Friendship 
flreland  Milly,  washer,  Potter  m  of  Douglass 
flreland  Wm.  Howard  st  near  Madison 
ironmonger  Edw.  chair  maker,  26  Lexington  st 
Irons  James,  book  and  fancy  store,  82  w  Pratt  st; 

dw  Hill  St.  bet  Charles  and  Hanover 
Irons  Thos.  bricklayer,  cor  Orleans  and  Forest  sts 
Irons  mrs  Delilah,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
Jlrons  Deborah,  washer,  Calvert  st  n  of  Franklin 
Irviu  Thomas,  merchant,  57  Smith's  wharf;  dw  80 

Hanover  st 
Irvine  mrs  Jane,  boarding  house,  3  Commerce  Si 
Irvine  mrs  Mary  M.  4  Ross  st 
Irvine  John  F.  grocer  and  produce  merchant,  30  w 

Franklin  st 
Irvine  James,  on  rail  road,  Cathedral  st 
Irvine  John,  cordwainer.  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
Jlrvine  Dav.  Harf.  av.  n  of  Scotchburn's  rope  walk 
Irwin  Samuel,  thread   manufacturer,  Penn  av.  s  of 

termination  ot  Cove  st 
Isaacs  John,  carpenter,  Rock  st.  w  of  Lexington 
Isaacs  Wm.  C.  carpenter.  Haw  st  w  of  Pearl 
^Isaacs  Pharoah,  sawyer,  Gay  stEofMott 
Isburn  mrs  Sally,  183  French  st 
Isett  John,  hatter,  Carpenter  al.  e  of  Eutaw  si 
Isett  Adam,  hatter,  Mulberry  st  w  of  College  alley 
Isett  John,  5  M-Clellan's  alley 
Israel  Jacob,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Israel  mrs  Ann,  George  st  near  Pine 
Israel  Fielder,  conveyancer  and  justice  of  peace, 

Kw  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul's  sts;  dw  Lexing- 
ton st  w  of  Pine 
Ives  James,  constable,  19  w  Water  st 

Jacks  JOHN,  tailor.  East  St.  N  of  Douglass 
Jackson  Jona.  city  bailiff,  Caroline  near  Baltimore 
Jackson  Samuel.  Crook's  back  row.  Monument  st 
Jackson  major  Wm.  Thames  st.  near  Block 
Jackson  John,  cordwainer,  Aisquith  near  Douglass 


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Jackson  Marg't  A.  Strawberry  al  sof  Shakspear  st 
Jackson  mrs  Mary,  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Jackson  mrs  Maria,  fancy  store,  Pratt  w  of  Howard 
Jackson  A.  J.  W.  printer.  Park  lane  near  Pearl 
Jackson  George  M.  carpenter,   Carpenter  al.  nea? 

Howard  st 
Jackson  J.  silversmith,  26  s  Charles  st 
Jackson  Wm.  cordwainer,  10  Pine  st 
JJackson  John,  carter,  Ann  st  near  Gough 
fJackson  Juliet,  washer,  Biddle  alley 
JJackson  Thos.  laborer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
J;Jackson  Wm.  sawyer,  Dutch  al  e  of  Howard  st 
tJackson  Elijah,  laborer,  Wagon  al  w  of  Liberty  st 
JJackson  Nace,  Howard  st  s  of  Barre 
fJatkson  Thomas,  Howard  st  s  of  Barre 
•  fJackson  Harry,  Peace  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
fJackson  Shadrach,  sawyer,  Douglass  stEof  East 
JJackson  Jam.es,  porter,  Peace  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
fJackson  Willis,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's 
fJackson  Henry,  laborer,  alley  e  of  William  st 
fJackson  Murray,  drayman,  Mulberry  st  near  Pearl 
JJackson  Diana,  Apple  alley  near  Wilk  st 
fJackson  Geo.  laborer,  Howard  st  n  of  Camden 
fJackson  Stephen,  wagoner,  alley  n  of  Caroline  st 
fJackson  Thos.  Montgomery  st  near  Hanover 
fJackson  Mary,  Fleet  st.  near  Strawberry  alley 
JJackson  Wm.  sawyer,  Honiespun  al  w  of  Howard 
fJackson  Uriah,  carpenter,  Conway  stnear  Eutaw 
JJackson  Sarah,  washer,  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
JJackson  Joseph,  laborer,  £4  Ensor  st 
JJackson  Susan,  washer,  145  Sharp  st 
Jacob  Geo.  gold  and  silversmith,  58  n  Howard  st 
Jacob  mrs  Jane,  15  Market  st 
Jacob  Sam^uel,  grocer  3  Baltimore  st 
f  Jacob  Elias,  painter,  Mulberry  st  near  Park 
Jacobs  James  A.  carpenter,  Exeter  st  near  the  head 

of  Trinity  st 
Jacobs  Robert  F.  Water  st  4th  door  e  of  Exeter 
Jacobs  Richard,  at  glass  house.  Cross  st.  Fed.  hill 
Jacobs  Joseph,  priest  of  the  Jews,  and  manufactures 

chemical  colours,  French  2d  door  sof  High 
f  Jacobs  Nathan,  laborer,  Pine  st  near  Mulberry 


197  Director,  1831  JAM 

fJacobs  Nathan,  laborer,  German  lane 

Jacobsen  H.  G.  Danish  consul,  sw  corner  of  Sharp 

and  Conway  sts 
Jail  Baltimore  City  and  County,  Falls  av  n  of  Ma- 
dison St 
Jakes  Frederick,  Park  st.  s  of  Richmond  st 
tJakes  Frederick,  waiter  and  boot  cleaner,  under 

7  s  Calvert  st 
Jamart  Michael,  proprietor  Exchange  coffee-house, 

40  Water  st 
James  Basil,  firm  of  Patterson  and  Jameson,  102  n 

Howard  st 
James  mrs  Jane,  mantua  maker.  Potter  st  near  Gay 
James  mrs  A.  9  Saratoga  st  w  of  Park 
James  mrs  Mary,  private  boarding  house  9  s  Calvert 
James  John,  tinplate  worker,  62  South  st 
James  William,  cor  Apple  alley  and  Shakspear  st 
James  mrs  Sarah,  Granby  st  near  Albermarle 
James  John,  coachmaker,  Gay  st  near  B.  Air  market 
James  P.  Walker,  porter  79  T^ond  st 
James  Amos,  grocer,  10  Light  st  wharf 
James  Thos.  paint  grinder.  Cross  st  w  of  Johnson 
James  Joseph,  plaisterer,  rear  of  24  Cent.  M.  space 
James  Charity,  tailoress.  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
James  Henry,  biscuit  baker,   13  Commerce  st 
James  Daniel,  innkeeper,  27  Bond  st 
James  mrs  J^Iary,  9  Mercer  st 
James  Levi,  boat  builder,  Thames  st  e  of  Ann;  dw 

Fountain  st 
JJames  Xancy,  Gough  st.  6Lh  door  s  of  Granby 
tJames  Robert,  laborer,  Chaisty's  al.  n  of  Union  st 
J  James  Edw.  carter,  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
tJames  Maria,  washer,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
+James  Samuel,  Moore's  lane  near  St.  Mary's  st 
Jameson  Archibald,  weaver,  Preston  st  near  Ross 
Jameson ,  cooper,  95  Smith's  dock;  dw  Exe- 
ter st  bet  Stiles  and  Fawn 
Jameson  Doctor  Horatio  G.  professor   of  surgery 
in  Washington  Med.  College,  cor  Fayette  and 
-   Liberty  sts 
Jamieson  Wm.  cooper,  se  cor  Pratt  &  Commerce 


JEF  JMatcJiett's  Baltimore  1 98 


Jamison  C.  C.  merchant,  cor  Water  and  Commerce 

st;  dw  41  Courtland  st 
Jamieson  Joseph,  president  Baltimore  Gunpowder 
factory,  38  n  Frederick  st;  dw  42  Frederick 
JJamison  Geo.  laborer,  Charles  st  s  of  Hamburg 
iJaner  Anthony,  Fort  road,  near  the  Magazine 
tJaney  Monday,  measurer,  Eutaw  st  near  Conw^ay 
Janvier  Peregrine,  1st  book-keeper  in  Bank  United 

States,  dw  sw  cor  of  Gough  and  Pratt  sts 
Janvier  Thomas,  merchant,  87  Smith's  wharf.    See 

advertisement 
Janvier  Joseph,  chair  maker,  61  n  Front  st 
Jaquet  Isaac  G.  currier,  Long  al.  near  Lexington  st 
Jarby  Henry,  mariner,  63  Fleet  st 
Jarrett  Asbury,  dry  goods  store,  20  Cent.  M.  space 
Jarrett  John,  clerk,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
Jarrett  Thos.  milkman,  French  st  n  of  Bath 
Jarrett  Samuel,  dry  goods  merchant,  49  n  Howard 
Jarvis  Amos,  cor  Charles  st  and  Busy  alley 
Jarvis  Leonard,  merchant,  dw  n  Charles  st.  s  of  St. 

Paul's  church 
Jarvis  Joseph,  meal  seller,  Howard  st  near  Madison 
Jarvis  &  Brown,  wholesale  dry  goods  merchants,  , 

195  Baltimore  st 
Jarvis  Orman,  Lee  st  e  of  Charles 
Jarvis  Phineas,  carpenter,  Biddle  al  near  Penn  av 
Jarvis  Wm.  H.  teacher  of  drawing,  1 4  w  Fayette  st 
Jason  George,  seaman,  Thames  st  near  Bond  st 
Jason  John,  innkeeper,  Market  st  below  Thames 
Jay  Stephen,  carpenter,  Granby  st  near  Harf.  run 
Jay  mrs  Mary,  huckster,  51  Marsh  market  space 
Jay  Thomas,  Sharp  st  e  side  near  Lee  st 
Jay  Joseph,  accountant,  Camden  st  near  Baltimore 
Jean  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  run 
Jefferies  James,  dealer,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen 
Jeffers  Joseph,  wharf  builder,  York  st  near  Charles 
Jeffers  James,  constable,  Lombard  st  xiear  Hanover 
Jeffers  mrs  Lydia,  Lombard  st  near  s  Liberty 
Jefferson  Deborah,  Washington  st 
Jefferson  William,  tirm  of  Heslip  &  Jefferson,  dw 

7  Lexington  st  w  of  Charles 
tJefferson  Thomas,  porter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratoga 


199  Director,  1831.  JEN 

JJefferson  Philip,  carter,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 

tJefferson  Diana,  Potter  st  betw  Hillen  and  French 

Jenkins  Sarah,  Gough  st  n  side  near  Eden 

Jenkins  Thos.  coachmaker,  Hillen  st  near  High 

Jenkins  mrs.  boarding  house,  2 1  German  st 

Jenkins  mrs  Sarah,  Beuren  st  e  side 

Jenkins  James,  tobacconist,  25  Market  st 

Jenkins  mrs  Sarah,  9  Canal  st 

Jenkins  Felix,  saddler  &.  harness  maker,  10  South  st 

Jenkins  Walter,  pilot,  62  Fleet  st 

Jenkins  Edward,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  48 

South  st;  dvv  50  South  st 
Jenkins  Michael,  cabinet  maker,  Light  st  s  of  !Me- 

thodist  meeting  house 
Jenkins  Edward  &  Sons,  saddlery  store,  147  Balti- 
more st;  dw  Edw.  Jenkins,  50  South  st 
Jenkins  Thomas  E.  47  s  Charles  st. 
Jenkins  Thomas,  tanner  and  currier,  Water  st  near 

South;  dw  2  Waterloo  row,  n  Calvert  st 
Jenkins  Lewis,  commission  agent,  43  s  Charles  st 
Jenkins  Wm.  &,  Sons,  hide  and  leather  dealers,  4 

w  Water  st 
Jenkins  James,  inspector  of  revenue,  cor  Lovely 

lane  and  Calvert  st 
Jenkins  Louis  William,  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st 

E  of  Charles 
Jenkins  Edw.  jr.  firm  Wm.  Jenkins  &  Sons,  4  Water 
Jenkins  Fredk.  merchant.  Holiday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Jenkins  Henry,  2G  n  Exeter  st 
Jenkins  mrs  Adelaide,  cor  Holiday  st  &  Orange  al. 
Jenkins  Hugh,  merchant  miller,  se  cor  Commerce 

and  Cable  sts;  dw  Holiday  st.  near  the  theatre 
Jenkins  L.  A.  Spanish  cigar  maker,  57  Water  st 
tJenkins  Geo.  roller  at  press,  Potter  n  of  Douglass 
:}:Jenkins  Frisby,  laborer,  Hill  st  near  Light 
tJenkins  Jacob,  drayman,  cor  Hoffman  &  Ross  sts 
JJenkins  B.  shop  keepei",  Lerew's  al  n  of  Mulberry 
^Jenkins  James,  laborer.  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
tJenkins  Samuel,  laborer,  2  Strawberry  alley 
^Jenkins  Josias,  fruit  shop,  w  Pratt  st.  w  of  Eutaw 
Jennings  Thomas,  attorney  at  law,  Columbia  street, 

near  Paca  st 


JOH  MaicheWs  Baltimore  200 

Jennings  and  Owings  Doctors,  28  Fayette  st.  e  of 

Charles  st 
Jennings  Doctor  Samuel  K.  23  Fayette  st 
Jennings  Samuel,   printer  and   grocery  store,  3  e 

Fayette  st 
Jennings  Robert,  cordwainer,  40  Alice  Anna 
Jennings  mrs  Catherine,  French  st  near  Bath 
Jennings  Thos.  cordwainer,  Jefferson  st  e  of  Short 
Jennings  Joshua,  proprietor  of  carts,  Baltimore  st. 

vv  of  Cove 
^Jennings  Thos.  laborer,  German  st  near  Green 
Jenny  mrs  Rebecca,  15  Alice  Anna  st 
Jerauld  Sylvester,  painter,  cor  Lexington  and  Pearl 
Jerber  Jacob,  cabinet  maker,  42  Park  st 
JJervis  Thos.  labourer,  Long  al.  near  Lexington  st 
Jessop  Joshua,  flour  merchant,  s  end  Cooimerce  st; 

d\v  Fayette  st  betvv  Liberty  and  Sharp  sts 
Jewell  Geo.  carpenter,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument  st 
Jewett  Joseph,  bookseller  and  paper  warehouse, 

229  Baltimore  st;  dw  82  w  Pratt  st 
Jewkes  John,  glass  blower,  17  Shakspear  st 
JJilcoat  Jerry,  laborer,  cor  Howard  and  Conway  sts 
Jiles  James,  baker,  rear  of  96  Frederick  st 
Jillard  John,  innkeeper,  Thames  st  s  side  near  Bond 
Jillard  Sarah,  Hammond's  alley  near  Caroline  st 
Johannes  John   M.  jeweller  and  watchmaker,  30 

Fayette  st 
Johannes  John,  jeweller,  Constitution  st  n  of  Falls 
John  mrs  Ann,  mantua  maker,  32  Fayette  st 
Johns  William,  Apple  alley  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Johns  Rev.  John,  D.  D.  pastor  of  Christ  church;  dw 

E  Baltimore  st  near  Exeter 
Johns  Richard  Henry,  merchant,  34  Fleet  st 
tJohns  Moses,  oysterman.  Sharp  st  near  Barre 
JJohns  mrs  Martha,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
Johnson  John,  ship  carpenter,  Argyleal.  near  Alice 

Anna  st 
Johnson  Isaac,  cooper,  60  Happy  alley 
Johnson  mrs  Marg't,  Argyle  alley  near  Fleet  st 
Johnson  Peter,  boot  and  shoemaker,  43  South  st 
Johnson  mrs  Ann,  Strawberry  al.  near  Alice  Anna  8t 
Johnson  &  Simms,  grocers,  69  w  Pratt  st  ^ 


201  Director,  1S3I.  JOH 

Johnson  mrs  Francis,  Strawberry  al  n  of  Pratt  st 
Johnson  Wm.  JNI.  grocer,  44  Lancaster  st 
Johnson  John,  weaver,  Franklin  st.  w  end 
Johnson  Edw.  cutler,  Lancaster  st.  near  Apple  al. 
Johnson  Samuel,  carpenter.  Long  al  s  of  New  st 
Johnson  John,  rigger,  10  Lancaster  st 
Johnson  Grafton,  boot  &  shoemaker,  65  Baltimore 
Johnson  mrs  Ann,  Wilk  st  e  of  Caroline 
Johnson  mrs  Eliz'h,  boarding  house,  Forest  st.  2d 

door  s  of  riillen 
Johnson  Roderick,  machine  maker,  Caroline  st  n  of 

E  Baltimore  st 
Johnson  John,  laborer,  Forest  st  ne  of  Penitentiary 
Johnson  mrs  Sarah,  35  Albermarle  st 
Johnson  John,  blacksmith.  Liberty  al  near  Beuren  st 
Johnson  mrs  Eliza,  Exeter  st.  s  of  Salisbury 
Johnson  Isaac,  bacon  merchant,  Hillen  st.  at  Hay 

Scales;  dw  Exeter  st  s  of  Hillen 
Johnson  James,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 
Johnson  Columbus,  cigar  maker,  Mulberry  st,  e  of 

Eutaw 
Johnson  Wm.  boot  and  shoe  store,  4  n  Gay  st 
Johnson  mrs  Susan,  xe  cor  Fayette  and  Eutaw  sts 
Johnson  Amon,  house  painter,  47  e  Baltimore  st 
Johnson  Archibald,  tailor,  44  Wagon  alley 
Johnson  Joseph,  hatter,  nw  cor  Pratt  st  &  Falls  av 
Johnson  Reverdy,  attorney  at  law,  Monument  squ. 
Johnson  mrs  Margaret,  80  n  Liberty  st 
Johnson  mrs  Mary,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Johnson  Jas.  flour  store;  dw  Fayette  w  of  Charles 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  62  n  Gay  st 
Johnson  Lewis,  keeper  of  carriages,  rear  of  8  n 

Frederick  st 
Johnson  Jose[)h  &  Isaac,  grocers  and  bacon  mer- 
chants, Hillen  st  e  side  near  Forest  st 
Johnson  Thomas,  20  s  Howard  st 
Johnson  Wm.  ropemaker,  Happy  al.  above  Gough  st 
Johnson  Ezekiel  C.  tailor  and  mercer,  Thames  st 

s  side  near  Market  st 
Johnson  Hamlet,  seaman.  Long  lane  n  of  Orleans  st 
Johnson  Martha,  Crook's  back  row  Monument  st 
18 


JOH  Matchett^s  Baltimore  202 

Johnson  mrs  Ann,  5  Pine  st  near  Franklin 
Johnson  Chas.  sawyer,  Bank  st  3d  door  from  Spring 
Johnson  John,  carpenter,  cor  Pine  and  Franklin  sts 
Johnson  Peter,  cordvvainer,  82  Sharp  st 
Johnson  Fergus,  weaver.  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine  st 
Johnson  Wni.  dry  goods  store,  Baltimore  st  betw 

Charles  &  Hanover;  dw  Conway  w  of  Charles 
Johnson  John,  cabinet  maker,  York  st  near  Charles 
Johnson  Eliphalet,  firm  of  Haughton  &,  Johnson, 

boards  16  s  Calvert  st 
Johnson  Grafton,  cordvvainer,  Baltimore  st  w  of 

Tripolet's  alley;  dw  36  n  Exeter  st 
Johnson  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Montgomery  st  betw 

Light  and  Charles  sts 
Johnson  Charles  H.  carpenter,  Painter's  court 
Johnson  James,  carter.  Sugar  alley  w  of  Charles  st 
Johnson  Henry,  grocer,  23  Market  st 
Johnson  mrs  Elizabeth,  101  Hanover  st 
Johnson  mrs  Sarah,  tutoress,  51  Market  st 
Johnson  Jacob,  seaman,  Thames  st  e  of  Market  st 
Johnson  mrs  Elizabeth,  11  Bond  st 
Johnson  John,  cotton  manufacturer,  Howard  st  near 

Richmond  st 
Johnson  Isaac,  Rock  st  betw  Lexington  &  Saratoga 
Johnson  mrs  Catherine,  Garden  st  n  of  Madison  st 
:|:Johnson  Rachel,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument  st 
JJohnson  Richd.  sawyer,  Pine  st  near  Mulberry 
JJohnson  Henry,  seaman,  Addison  st  s  side 
fJohnson  James,  cordvvainer,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
fJohnson  Ann,  huckster,  French  st  opposite  Beuren 
:j;Johnson  Richard,  waiter.  East  st  n  of  Necessity  al 
tJohnson  Jno.  hairdresser,  Franklin  st  w  of  Howard 
tJohnson  Margaret  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
tJohnson  George,  labourer,  Biddle  alley 
tJohnson  Peggy,  Chamberlain  alley 
tJohnson  Sol.  cordwainer.  Rock  st  near  Lexington 
"^Johnson  John  W.  waiter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
•^Johnson  John,  laborer,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Franklin  st 
tJohnson  Grace,  Bottle  alley  e  of  Cove  st 
JJohnson  Molly,  washer,  Hamilton  st  w  of  St.  Paul's 
JJohnson  Geo.  drayman,  German  st  near  Cove  st 
Johnson  mrs  Susan,  Hamilton  st  w  of  St.  Paul's 


203  Director,  1831.  JOH 

t  Johnson  Robt.  drayman,  Park  lane  near  Hampton  st 
fJohnson  Jas.  boot  and  shoemaker,  2  w  Fayette  si 
:j:Johnson  Saml  drayman,  Park  lane  near  Hampton  st 
tJohnson  Nancy,  Park  lane  near  Hampton  st 
fJohnson  Thos.  Park  lane  betw  Pine  and  Pearl  sts 
JJohnson  Thomas  P.  grocer,  cor  of  Lombard  and 

Charles  sts 
JJohnson  Lucy,  washer.  Liberty  st  near  German 
fJohnson  Daniel,  carter.  Hill  st  s  side  near  Light 
tJohnson  John,  barber.  Little  Pleasant  st 
:j:Johnson  Tenant,  Saratoga  st  near  Gay  st 
jJohnson  Wm,  carpenter,  alley  w  of  Eutaw  st 
JJohnson  Mary  Ann,  s  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
fJohnson  Wm,  plaisterer,  13  Ross  st  near  Eutaw 
tJohnson  Saml.  ropemaker.  Sugar  al  near  Charles  st 
fJohnson  James,  Elbow  lane  near  Chatsworth  run 
tJohnson  John,  labourer,  Johnson  st 
fJohnson  Eli,  drayman,  Eutaw  st  near  Peace  alley 
JJohnson  Martha,  washer,  Honey  al  near  Charles  st 
JJohnson  Job,  labourer,  Chatsworth  st 
tJohnson  Francis,  labourer.  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
tJohnson  Julianna,  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
j;Johnson  Aaron,  Guilford  alley  e  of  Charles  st 
JJohnson  Nathl.  labourer,  Happy  al.  s  of  Wilk  st 
jJohnson  Lucy,  55  Happy  alley 
fJohnson  Amey,  washer,  Happy  al.  s  of  Bank  st 
tJohnson  Michael,  waterman,  French  alley 
tJohnson  M.  Douglass  st  s  side  near  East  st 
fJohnson  Hardester,  stevedore.  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
tJohnson  Charles,  caulker,  25  Wilk  st 
fJohnson  Nathan,  labourer,  165  Wilk  st 
fJohnson  Moses,  rear  of  Front  st  near  the  Circus 
JJohnson  Ralph,  porter.  South  lane 
JJohnson  George,  cordwainer,  n  Exeter  st  w  side 
tJohnson  Cassy,  washer.  Peace  alley  w  of  Sharp  st 
JJohnson  Jonathan,  carter.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
fJohnson  Robert,  carter.  Concord  st  near  Water  st 
fJohnson  Sanauel,  Apple  alley  near  Shakspear  st 
fJohnson  Mary,  Homespun  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
JJohnson  Sylvia,  Argyle  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 

JJohnson  Wm.  labourer,  Howard  st  near  Camden 
Johnson  Grace,  Argyle  alley  near  Fleet  st 


JON  MatcheWs  Baltimore  204 

TJohnscn  Dorcas,  washer,  Cypress  alley  opposite 

the  Hanover  market 
JJohnson  Jas.  sawyer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Wilk  st 
jJohnson  Cassy,  washer,  J 15  Camden  st 
jJohnson  Wm.  mariner,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Wilk  st 
iJohnson  Sarah,  washer,  alley  rear  of  s  Frederick  st 
jJohn  Peter,  labourer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt  st 
tJohnson  Jake,  alley  rear  of  Frederick  st 
^iJohnson  Ann,  washer,  Caroline  st  s  end  w  side 
fJohnson  Saml.  lane  s  of  Hart's  row  n  of  Pratt  st 
JJohnson  Emanl.  scourer,  cor  Caroline  and  Bank  sts 
fJohnson  Joseph,  Fort  road  near  the  magazine 
fJohnson  Sally,  whitewasher,  43  Wilk  st 
JJohnson  Jacob,  Harford  av.  e  of  Meeting  house 
JJohnson  James,  labourer,  Short  st 
fJohnson  John,  Park  st  s  of  Saratoga  st 
•^Johnson  Saml.  labourer,  Sharp  st  n  of  Baltimore 
fJohnson  Richd.  labourer,  Peach  al.  w  of  Pearl  st 
fJohnson  Geo.  W.  Aisquilh  st  near  Douglass 
•^Johnson  Magdaline,  washer,  Chestnut  al  near  Pine 
fJohnson  Moses,  waterman,  Hill  st  near  Light 
fJohnson  Henney,  huckster,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
JJohnson  Joshua,  labourer,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Park  st 
JJohnson  Francis,  labourer.  Hill  st  near  Charles 
JJohnson  Thos.  labourer.  Wagon  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
fJohnson  Eli,  drayman.  Wagon  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Johnston  Wm.  painter;  dw  Lombard  st  near  Sharp 
Johnston  David,  coachsmith,  French  st  s  of  York  av 
Johnston  Henry,  Barnet  st  1st  house  w  of  Charles 
Johnston  Jno.  cordwainer,  Stillhouse  st  near  AVater 
Johnston  James,  cor  George  and  Pine  sts 
Johnston  John,  weaver.  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Joines  Leond.  sailmaker,  Pinkney  st  e  of  Caroline 
Jones  Dorsey,  cigar  maker,  Wagon  alley  w  of 

Howard  st 
Jones  Wm.  B.  store  keeper,  Harrison  st.  1  st  Ba- 
zaar; dw  11  Bank  st  betw  Bond  and  Apple  al 
Jones  Richd.  E.  painter,  103  Bond  st 
Jones  Washington,  sea  captain,  Caroline  row  Caro- 
line st 
Jones  Lloyd,  blacksmith,  Richmond  st 
Jones  Silas,  bricklayer,  Philpot  st  n  end 


205  Director,  1831.  JON 

Jones ,  merchant,  Barre  st  s  side  near  Sharp 

Jones  mrs  Margaret,  Eden  st  e  side  near  Pitt 
Jones  John,  bricklayer,  Aisquith  st  head  of  Low 
Jones  mrs  Elizab.  mantua  maker,  53  Albermarle  st 
Jones  Daniel,  labourer.  Union  alley  near  Eden  st 
Jones  William,  clerk,  sw  cor  Aisquith  and  Low  sts 
Jones  Thomas,  carpenter.  Bayard  st  near  Caroline 
Jones  John,  plaisterer,  Aisquith  st  near  Jefferson 
Jones  Aquilla,  bacon  and  provision  merchant,  103 

sw  cor  Eutaw  and  Prati  sts 
Jones  John,  cabinet  maker,  Mott  st  w  side 
Jones  John,  wholesale  grocer,  cor  Pratt  &  South  st3 
Jones  Richard,  caulker,  122  Wolf  st 
Jones  Hardesty,  dry  goods  mercht.  165^  Baltimore 
Jones  Thomas,  labourer,  Starr  alley  near  Wilk  st 
Jones  AVilliam  M.  59  Pearl  st 
Jones  Charles,  labourer,  Starr  alley  near  Wilk  st 
Jones  Lewis,  huckster,  \o  s  Howard  st 
Jones  Garretson,  carpenter,  22  n  High  st 
Jones  William  G.  watchmaker,  93  Baltimore  st;  dw 

17  s  Howard  st 
Jones  Loftus,  blacksmith,  Fleet  st  near  Argyle  al. 
Jones  James,  merchant  tailor,  16  South  st;  dw  15 

Water  st 
Jones  captain  John,  158  Bond  st 
Jones  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  1  Water  st  e  of  Calvert 
Jones  Owen,  collector,  cor  Bank  st  and  Argyle  al. 
Jones  Lloyd,  blacksmith.  Cathedral  st  near  Rich- 
mond st;  dw  Richmond 
Jones  John,  teacher,  se  cor  Baltimore  st  and  Public 

alley;  dw  19  Second  st 
Jones  Samuel,  Spring  st.  betw  Bank  and  Gough  sts 
Jones  William,  pilot,  20  Hammond's  alley 
Jones  Samuel  G.  watchmaker,  93  Baltimore  st 
Jones  William,  20  Block  st 
Jones  Robert,  quarrier,  Harford  av.  s  of  Chalmers's 

rope  walk 
Jones  Richard  H.  hide  and  leather  store,  1 9  Water 

st;  dw  70  Pratt  st 
Jones  Joel,  keeper  at  Penitentiary,  1 9  Constitution  s 
18* 


JON  J\lafchett^s  Baltimore  206 

Jones  Aquilla,  bacon  and  china  ware  store,  cor  of 
Pratt  and  Eutaw  sts;  dw  Eutavv  st  s  of  Pratt 
Jones  Isaac,  Monument  st  s  of  Forest 
Jones  Mahlon,  cabinet  maker,  German  st  e  of  Green 
Jones  Comm.  Jacob,  U.  States'  navy,  56  Lombard 

between  Sharp  and  Hanover  sts 
Jones  William,  blacksmith,  Elliott  st 
Jones  Wm.  R.  coach  maker,  30  w  Water  st 
Jones  Wm.  rope  maker,  Har.  av  near  meeting  house 
Jones  Jesse,  morrocco  finisher,  135  n  Eutaw  st 
Jones  James,  brick  maker,  William  st  s  of  Cross  st 
Jones  Zachariah,  dry  goods  mercht.  61  Lexingtoa 

st;  dw  Lexington  st  near  Paca 
Jones  Jonas,  drayman,  William  st  near  Charles 
Jones  mrs  Jane,  grocery,  8  Bond  st 
Jones  mrs  vSusan,  92  Bond  st 
Jones  Doctor  Caleb,  12  s  Liberty  st 
Jones  Nicholas  S.  potter,  22  Gay  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Jones  James,  carpenter,  181  French  st 
Jones  James  C.  boot  and  shoemaker,  2  n  Gay  st 
JJones  Jacob,  carter.  Carpenter's  al.  w  of  Eutaw  st 
JJones  Fran,  labourer,  alley  runs  from  s  Frederick 
j Jones  Amelia,  alley  running  from  s  Frederick  st 
jJones  James,  Asbury  lane  near  w  Baltimore  st 
JJones  David,  drayman,  svv  cor  Fayette  &  Green  sts 
JJones  Clement,  Gay  st  opposite  Belle  Air  market 
tJones  Sally,  huckster,  Ensor  st  near  Harford  av. 
fjones  Stephen,  drayman,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Park  st 
Jones  Elisha,  fishman,  Cross  st.  Federal  hill 
Jones  mrs  Elizabeth,  Penn  av.  at  city  limits 
Jones  David,  cordwainer,  Henrietta  st  e  of  Charles 
Jones  mrs  Eliz'h,  fishwoman,  e  of  Methodist  bury- 
ing ground  and  lower  ferry  road 
Jones  Joseph,  cheese  dealer,  Thames  st  near  Ann 
Jones  Talbot  &  Co.  merchants,  264  nw  cor  Balti- 
more and  Howard  sts;  dw  T.  Jones,  Lexing- 
ton st  E  of  Howard;  S.  Jones,  Lexington  st  e 
of  Howard 
Jones  Bern'd,  ship  carpenter,  Fleet  st  near  Castle  al 
Jones  John  W.  cordwainer,  kw  cor  Pearl  &  Pierce 
Jones  mrs  Eliz'h,  Park  lane  w  of  Pearl  st 
Jones  mrs  Mary,  7  Low  st 


207  Director,  ISS\.  JOR 

Jones  Uriah,  tobacco,  snuflf  &<  cigar  manufacturer, 

Lexington  Market  space,  vv  of  Paca 
Jones  James,   merchant  tailor,   South  st;  dw.  15 

Water  st 
Jones  &  Woodward,  commission  merchants  for  the 

sale  of  Amer.  manufactures,  229|  Baltimore  st 
Jones  R.  H.  hide,  leather  and  oil  store,   19  Water 

st;  dw  70  w  Pratt 
.[ones  Susanna,  milliner,  49  s  Sharp  st 
::Jones  Wm.  waiter,  Cove  st  near  Baltimore 
;  Jones  Matilda,  washer,  Cove  st  near  Baltimore 
"Jones  Charles,  porter.  Short  alley  e  of  Short  st 
t Jones  Henney,  washer.  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
"Jones  Ann,  Pearl  st  n  of  Lexington 
JJones  Lucretia,  washer,  Peace  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
"Jones  Thomas,  Sugar  al.  bet  Charles  &  Light  sts 
"Jones  Isaac,  Howard  st  s  of  Barre 
;;Jones  Joseph,  laborer.  Peace  al.  w  of  Sharp  st 
;:Jones  Isaac,  drayman,  Howard  st  s  of  Barre 
;  Jones  Robt.  laborer,  Argyle  al  near  Fleet  st 
"Jones  Williamson,  laborer,  1 11  Camden  st 
"Jones  Eli,  mariner,  Caroline  st  n  of  Bank 
|Joues  Frances,  washer,  Granby  st  near  Jones's  falls 
f  Jones  Peter,  laborer.  Bishop's  al  near  Fawn  st 
jJones  John,  caulker,  Granby  st  near  Jones's  falls 
JJones  Benj.  rear  of  Potter  opposite  Douglass  st 
JJones  James,  caulker.  Sharp  st  near  Barre 
JJones  Alice,  Short  st  w  side 
t Jones  Amos,  laborer.  East  st  near  Necessity  alley 
fJones  Robert,  turner.  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
fJones  Thos.  laborer.  Spring  st  near  Wilk 
tJones  Israel,  caulker,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
fJones  Andrew,  gardener,  Douglass  st  e  of  East 
Jongher  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Aisquith  st  near  Low 
Jordan  Robert,  rope  maker,  Ann  st  near  Gough 
Jordan  Charles,   confectioner  and  distiller,    lOGJ 

Baltimore  st 
Jordan  Wm.  grocer,  ne  cor  Wilk  st  &  Happy  al 
Jordan  Charles,  dealer  in  Arcade;  dw  Harford  run, 

s  of  E  Baltimore  st  near  the  bridge 
Jordan  Herman,  grocer,  ne  cor  East  and  Ensor  sts 
Jordan  Francis,  Harford  run  s  of  Salisbury  st 


KAL  Matchett''s  Baltimore  208 

Jordan  Thomas,  Howard  st  s  of  Madison 
Jordan  Wm.  cotton  packer,  191  French  st 
tJordan  John,  cabinet  maker,  near  cor  Potter  &  Low 
Jordon  Frederick,  victualler,  77  French  st 
Jory  John,  ladies' shoemaker,  Light  st.  1  door  from 

Montgomery  st 
Joy  Edward,  paver,  Lit.  Hampstead  st.  bet  Caro- 
line St.  and  Strawberry  alley 
Joy  Zelap,  stone  cutter,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Joyce  Elisha,  collector,  S2  e  Baltimore  st 
Joyce  Elisha,  blacksmith,  nw  cor  Busy  al  &.Hanover 
Joyce  Wm.  collector,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Joyce  Rebecca,  tailoress.  Rock  st  near  Saratoga 
Joyce  mrs  Sarah,  Lit.  Hughes  st  near  Light 
Joyce  Geo.  gardener,  ne  cor  Cove  and  Saratoga  sts 
:}: Joyce  Lambert,  German  st  bet  Pine  and  Cove  st 
Jubb  Richard,  fisherman,  30  Happy  alley 
Juddah  David,  commission  merchant,  50  s  Frede- 
rick st;  dw  Courtland  near  Mulberry 
Judlin  &  Knotts,  paper  nianufacturers  and  uphols- 
terers, 2  N  Charles  st 
Judlin  Andrew  F.  firm  of  Judlin  &  Knotts;  dw  East 

st  N  of  Douglass 
Juedefind  John,  cordw^ainer,  62  w  Pratt  st 
Justice  mrs  Sarah,  grocer,  5  Thames  st  near  Bond 
Justin  William,  whip  thong  maker,  Holland  st  w  of 

Harford  run 
Justis  Morton,  sailmaker,  57  Ann  st 

l^AARNS  JOHN,  at  Tyson's  chemical  factory, 

dw  Carpenters  al  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Kagle  Andw.  grocer,  se  cor  Liberty  Sc  Lexington 
Kain  A.  deputy  keeper  penitentiary,  dw  Constitu- 
tion st 
tKain  Debonshire,  Strawberry  al  n  of  Wilk  st 
tKain  Ellen,  alley  n  of  e  Baltimore  st  near  Eden 
Kalbfus  Wm.  tanner  and  buckskin  dresser,  Mott  st. 

near  Gay 
Kalbfus  D.  &  L.  jr.  morocco  dressers,  2  Cheapside 
Kalbfus  Lewis,  morocco  dresser,  Penn.  av.  near 
Cove  st;  dw  Paca  st  s  end 


209  Director,  1 83 1.  KEE 

rrr- ■  . 

Kalbfus  Dan.  morocco  dresser,  Penn  av  near  Cove 

Kalkman  Chas.  F.  Lexington  st.  near  Pine 

Kail  J.  Theodore,  merchant,  46  s  Frederick  St.; 

dw  s  end  of  Hanover  st 
Kane  Tliomas,  grocer,  87  n  Exeter  st 
Kane  &  Polk,  grocers  and  commission  merchants, 

5  Light  st  wharf 
Kane  John  K.  dw  Aisqiiith  near  Pitt  st 
Kane  mrs  Ann,  Aisquith  st.  bet  Comet  &  Douglass 
JKane  Geo.  laborer,  Lerew's  al  s  of  Richmond  st 
Karback  Elisha,  cordwainer.  Mulberry  near  Pearl 
Kardell  Danl.  keeper  of  centre  stables, Commerce  st 
Kami  Anthony,  grocer,  Howard  si  near  Richmond 
Karthaus  Peter  A.  46  s  Frederick  st;   dw  e  Balti- 
more st  opposite  Lloyd 
Karthaus  Peter,  merchant,  dw  e  Baltimore  st,  op- 
posite Lloyd 
Karthaus,  Kurtz  &  Co.  merchants,  45  s  Gay  st 
Karthaus  Chas.  W.  firm  above,  dw  n  side  e  Balti- 
more St.  opposite  Lloyd 
Kauderer  John,  grocer,  se  cor  Barre  &  Sharp  sts 
Kaufman  Christian,  watchman,  Cove  st  s  end 
KaufFman  mrs  Marg't,  Camden  st  e  of  Howard  st 
Kauffman  Joseph  C.  tailor,  Light  st  near  Hughes's 

quay 
Kauffman  Dan.  painter,  St.  Paul's  st  near  Hamilton 
Kaylor  Geo.  city  bakehouse,  12  Centre  Mkt.  space 
Keady  Wm.  tailor.  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Kearry  Thos.  barber,  139  Bond  st 
Keatinge  Henry  S.  collector,  Exeter  st  s  ofHillen 
Keatley  James,  brass  founder,  Granby  st  near  Har- 
ford run 
Keavan  Samuel,  grocer,  sw  cor  Caroline  st  &  Straw- 
berry alley 
Keck  John,  cabinet  maker,  n  Gay  st  near  East 
Keck  George,  carter,  Light  st  near  Hill 
Keel  John,  founder.  Little  Hughes  st  e  of  Light 
Keenan  Wm.  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Keenan  Charles,  agent,  83  n  Liberty  st 
Keenan  Patrick,  porter,  57  n  Exeter  st 
Keenan  Thos.  shop  keeper,  Penn  av  near  Union  st 
Keenan  Thos.  Howard  st  near  Grundy's  row 


KEL  JUatchetth  Baltimore  210 

Keenan  James,  blacksmith,  Howard  st  s  of  Frank- 
lin; dw  Ross  St  near  St.  Mary's 

Keenan  James,  cordwainer,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 

Keene  Zachary,  grocer,  98  Dugan's  whf-,  dvv  Pratt 
st  near  Exeter 

Keene  mrs  Ann,  tailoress,  22  Lexington  st 

Keene  Doctor  John,  ne  cor  Pratt  and  High  sts 

Keene  John,  plaisterer,  24  Ross  st 

Keener  C.  &,  D.  &  S.  chy mists  and  druggists,  150 
Baltimore  st 

Keener  Christian,  firm  of  do.  Light  st  near  French  al 

Keener  D.  firm  of  do.  Charles  st  1  door  n  of  Fayette 

Keener  S.         do.  do.  do. 

Keener  AVilliam,  chair  maker,  12  Harrison  st 

Keener  John,  gunsmith,  8  Water  st  w  of  South  st. 
See  advertisement 

tKeener  Peter,  porter,  KimmePs  al  n  of  Lexington 

Keenright  Andw.  tailor  &>  scourer,  64  n  Howard  st 

Keerl  Geo.  IL  druggist,  Baltimore  st.  bet  Liberty 
and  Howard  sts;  dw  Fayette  st  bet  Eutaw  and 
Paca  sts 

Keerl  Samuel,  merchant,  17  German  st 

Keerl  mrs  17  German  st 

Kehlenbeck  mr.  firm  of  Ehlen  &  Kehlenbeck,  dw 
rear  of  sugar  refinery,  Paca  st  s  of  Franklin 

Keho  Nicholas,  tailor,  4  Wolf  st 

Keifel  mrs  Mary  Ann,  35  German  st 

Keighler  Wm.  H.  firm  of  Titfany,  Shaw  &  Co.  10 
Lexington  st 

Keiholtz  Henry,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Camden 

Keilhultz  Jno.  wheelwright.  Park  lane  e  of  Hamp- 
ton st 

Keirle  John  W.  6z.  Sons,  boot,  shoe  &  hat  manufac- 
turers, 143  and  145  Baltimore  st;  dw  22  Light 
St.    See  advertisement 

Keirle  Matthew,  shoe  merchant,  74  Lexington  St.; 
dw  70  N  Liberty  st 

Keithley  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  25  Alice  Anna 

Kell  Thomas,  judge  of  Baltimore  county  court;  dw 
55  E  Baltimore  st 

tKell  Dav.  Montgomery  st.  bet  Hanover  &  Sharp  , 


211  Director,  1S31,  KEL 

Keller  Jacob,  wood,  brass  and  iron  turner,  40  s  Ca- 
roline st;  dvv  Hampstead  n  of  Caroline 
Keller  John,  grocer,  cor  Short  st  and  Short  alley 
Keller  Conrad,  turner,  20  Lombard  st  near  Charles 
Keller  &,  Forman,  merchants  and   millers,  Com- 
merce st  whf;  mill  n  end  of  North  st 
Keller  Christian,  firm  above,  dw  9  s  Gay  st 
Keller  Charles,  paper  hanger,  Little  Hampstead  st 

opposite  Spring 
Keller  Jacob,  turner,  Lit.  Hampstead  w  of  Caroline 
Kellman  Thos.  waterman,  61  n  Front  st 
Kellog  Doctor  Amasa,  79  Exeter  st 
Kellog  Austen,  merchant,  dw  Camden  near  Sharp 
Kelley  mrs  Ann,  Harford  av.  n  of  Mission,  church 
Kelly  Mordecai,  dry  goods  store,Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Kelly  James,  potter.  Potter  st  n  of  Low 
Kelly  captain  Matthew,  59  Market  st 
Kelly  Teience,  stone  mason,  46  Ross  st 
Kelly  mrs  Eleonor,  Wagon  al.  w  Park  st 
Kelly  mrs  Mary,  corset  maker,  45  n  Liberty  st 
Kelly  P.  tailor,  Saratoga  st  1  door  from  Howard 
Kelly  Joshua,  innkeeper,  61  w  Saratoga  st 
Kelly  James,  attorney  at  law,  w  Fayette  st.  e  of 

St.  Paufs 
Kelly  Timothy,  draper  and  tailor,  Liberty  st.  2d 

house  N  of  Baltimore 
Kelly  mrs  Phoebe,  n  Sharp  st  near  Baltimore 
Kelly  Thos.  cooper.  Grant  st  bet  Water  &.  Lombard 
Kelly  William,  weaver.  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Kelly  mrs  Catherine,  grocer,  cor  Ross  &  St  Mary's 
Kelly  Ann,  midwife,  Hull's  lane  e  of  East  st 
Kelly  Henry,  travelling  merchant,  15  Wolf  st 
Kelly  Wm.  innkeeper,  31  s  Charles  st 
Kelly  James,  grocer,  Wilk  st  w  of  Spring 
Kelly  Edward,  Harford  av.  near  Meeting  house 
Kelly  Wm.  cordwainer.  Low  st  near  Aisquith 
Kelly  John,  baker,  69  Bond  st 
Kelly  Mich,  cordwainer,  n  Gay  stnear  B.  A.  market 
Kelly  James,  attorney  at  law,  62  w  Pratt  st 
Kelly  Andw.  laborer,  Bishop's  al.  near  Fawn  st 


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Kelly  William,  shoemaker,  Baltimore  st.  opposite 

Wayne  inn;  d\v  Low  st.  e  of  B.  Air  market 
Kelly  Caleb,  grocer,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Kelly  Hugh,  Franklin  st  extended  west,  precincts 
fKelly  C.  sawyer,  Happy  al  n  of  Gough  st 
Kelso  Thos.  victualler,  Baltimore  st  near  Harf.  run 
Kelso  Levi,  tailor,  Potter  st.  x  of  Halfmoon  alley 
Kelso  John  R.  merchant  tailor,  residence  and  store 

6  South  st 
Kelso  G.  Y.  Water  st  2d  door  e  of  Albermarle 
Kelson  Philip,  sailor,  Elbow  lane  near  s  Green  st 
Kemp  Henry,  cordwainder,  Shakspear  st 
Kemp  Simon,  brass  founder,  bell  hanger  and  lock- 
smith, 60  Hanover  st 
Kemp,  mrs  Ann,  nw  cor  Apple  al  and  Lancaster  st 
Kemp  Richard,  teacher,  cor  Sharp  &  Lexington  sts 
Kemp  Thos.  teacher,  nw  cor  Pearl  and  Saratoga  sts 
Kemp  Edward  D.  attorney  at  law,  8  Courtland  st 
Kemp  J.  R.  cabinet  maker.  Pen  av.  x  of  St.  Mary's 
fKemp  Henry,  laborer.  Strawberry  al  n  of  Pratt  st 
Kempton  Samuel  A.  Farmers  and  Merchants'  Bank, 

dw  St.  Paul's  St.  s  of  Franklin 
Kendall  Thos.  plane  maker,  47  Pitt  st 
Kenick  Ludwick,  coi  dwainer.  Union  st  near  Pen  av 
Kenley  Edw.  steam  plaister  mill,  German  st.  w  of 

Green;  dw  Green  st.  near  Baltimore 
Kenley  Wm.  tanner,  Cove  st  s  of  Pratt 
Kennard  John  H.  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  57 1 

Lexington  st.  w  of  Howard 
Kennard  John,  jr.  dry  goods  merchant,  25^  x  How- 
ard st;  dw  55  Howard 
Kennard  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  Philpot  st 
Kennard  Richard,  block  maker,  39  Market  st 
Kennard  mrs  Catherine,  boarding  house,  sw  cor  of 

High  and  Low  sts 
Kennard  Wm.  watchman,  131  s  Sharp  st 
Kennard  Wm.  H.  grocer.  Hill  st.  w  of  Charles 
Kennard  P.  A.  fancy  dress  and  pelisse  maker,  129 

8  Sharp  st 
Kennard  Nicholas,  Pinkney  st  e  of  Caroline 
fKennard  Wm.  Bayard  st.  near  Strawberry  alley 


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Kennedy  Thos.  sea  captain,  76  Alice  Anna  st  e  end 
Kennedy  &  Duvall,  painters,  ne  cor  of  Charles  and 

Baltimore  sts 
Kennedy  John,  bookseller  in  the  Arcade;  dw  46  n 

Frederick  st 
Kennedy  Hugh,  blacksmith,  Stillhouse  near  Water 
Kennedy  John  H.  chair  ornamentor,  w  side  of  Ca- 
roline st  N  of  E  Baltimore  st 
Kennedy  John,  tallow  chandler,  19  Union  st 
Kennedy  mrs  Evelina,  tailoress,  Baltimore  st  near 

Canal  st 
Kennedy  Thomas,  importer  of  dry  goods,  Wine  st 

1st  door  E  of  Charles;  dvv  Franklin  near  Pearl 
Kennedy  mrs  Margaret,  Penn  av.  near  George  st 
Kennedy  Alexr.  cordvvainer,  Addison  st  2d  house 
Kennedy  mrs  Ann,  n  Calvert  st  opposite  Mulberry 
Kennedy  mrs  Rachel,  Franklin  st  w  of  Park  st 
Kennedy  Mordecai,  blacksmith,  cor  of  Calvert  and 

Centre  sts 
Kennedy  N.  R.  proprietor  of  spread  eagle  tavern, 

Lexington  market  space  w  of  Paca  st 
Kennedy  Thomas,  looking  glass  maker.  Green  st  w 

side  betw  Franklin  and  Mulberry  sts 
Kennedy  John  P.  attorney  at  law,  62  n  Charles  st: 

office  Athenssum 
Kenney  Richd.  proprietor  of  the  Carrollton  house, 

2  i  w  Pratt  st  w  of  Charles 
Kenny  Peter,  grocery,  flour  and  feed  store,  cor  East 

and  Ensor  sts 
Kent  Emanuel,  Register  of  the  city,  office  city  hall, 

Holiday  st;  dw  Biddle  st  n  of  Penn  av. 
tKent  Wm.  mariner,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt  st 
Kenzendorflf  Charles,  sugar  refiner,  Saratoga  st  w 

of  Cove  st 
Kepler  John  T.  bacon  mer.  Lexington  st  w  of  Paca 
Kepler  John,  tobacconist.  Forest  st  e  side  near  Gay 
Kepler  John,  glass,  china  and  hardware  store,  sw 

cor  Paca  and  Lexington  sts 
Keplinger  John,  East  st  e  side  n  of  Hillen 

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KEY  JUatcheWs  Baltimore  214 

Keplinger  Michl.  brickmaker,  Ensor  st  n  of  Mon. 
Keplinger  William,  silversmith,  dw  Paca  st  w  side 

betw  Fayette  and  Baltimore  sts 
Keplinger  Saml.  silversmith,  Mulberry  st.  5th  house 

w  of  College  alley 
Keplinger  Samuel,  clock  and  watchmaker,  1  s  Cal- 
vert st;   dvv  1  Grundy's  row,  Biddle  st 
Kerby  John,  lumber  merchant,  Caroline  row  Caro- 
line st 
Kerby  Nathan,  Potter  st  7th  door  n  of  Pitt  st 
Kerby  John  &  Son,  lumber  merchants,  cor  of  Mill 

and  Bowly's  sts 
Kercher  Elizab.  seamstress,  Liberty  al.  s  of  Falls  st 
Kerley  Jesse,  machinest,  Eutaw  st  near  Camden 
Kerlinger  Samuel,^carpenter,  Pine  st  n  of  Pierce 
Kernau  Charles,  justice  of  the  peace,  Hanover  st 

nearly  opposite  the  market 
Kernan  Peter,  baker,  18  s  Howard  st 
Kernan  Leonard,  tanner,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Kernan  James,  firm  of  Kernan  &o  Stillinger,  22  w 

Franklin  st;  dw  Franklin  st  e  of  Chatsworth 
Kernar  Frederick,  tobacconist,  Plowman  st 
Kerner  John  F.  cigar  maker,  e  Baltimore  st  w  of 

High 
Kerner  Rev.  Nicholas,  pastor  of  Roman  Catholic 

church.  Market  st  above  Gough 
Kerr  capt.  Archibald,  Thames  st  near  Bond  s  side 
Kerr  Archibald,  jr.  Thames  st  near  Bond 
Kerr  John,  stone  cutter,  se  cor  of  Lancaster  st  and 

Apple  alley 
Kerr  Joseph,  turner  and  spinning  wheel  maker,  48 

Harrison  st 
Kerr  P.  house  &  sign  painter,  Fayette  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Kershaw  John,  cordwainer,  32  New  Church  st 
Kervall  Frances,  fish  dealer,  York  av  s  of  Madison  st 
Kervall  John,  bricklayer,  49  n  Gay  st 
Kervvin  Thos.  carter,  Front  st  betw  Gay  and  Hillen 
Kestersen  George,  Water  st  near  Harford  run 
;.  jKew  John,  wagoner.  Park  lane  near  Hampton  st 
Key  Pamela,  tailoress,  96  Bond  st 
Key  Gabriel,  painter,  28  s  Howard  st 
■j-Key  Thomas,  wagoner,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 


215  Director,  XSSI.  KIM 

•> — -  —  ., 

Keys  John,  keeper  of  powder  house;  dvv  Light  st 

near  Hill  st;  about  removing  from  Pitt  st 
Keys  James,  grocer,  Franklin  st  w  of  Howard;  dw 

cor  Park  and  Franklin  sts 
Keys  John,  fruit  dealer 
fKeys  John,  carter,  Light  st  s  of  West  st 
JKeys  Francis,  brickmaker.  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
tKeys  Widge,  alley  running  from  s  Frederick  st 
fKeys  Danl.  labourer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt  st^ 
{Keys  Mary  Ann,  Potter  st  bet.  Douglass  &.  Low  sts 
Keyser  George,  Penn  av.  opposite  Union  st 
Keyser  D.  Paca  st  e  side  bet  Fayette  and  Lexington 
Keyser  Wni.  W.  china  and  hardware  store,  244i 

Baltimore  st 
Keyser  &  Shaeifer,  glass  and  china  merchants,  199 J 

Baltimore  st 
Keyser  Saml.  firm  of  do.;  dw  Fayette  near  Eutaw 
Keyser  Jas.  clerk,  Dutch  alley  near  Lexington  st 
Keyser  Sc^muel  S.  iron  merchant,  se  cor  South  and 

Pratt  sts 
Keyser  Chas.  china,  glass  and  queensware  mercht. 

12  N  Howard  st 
Key  worth  Chas.  B.  merchant  tailor,  19T|  Baltimore 
Kiar  Rachel,  Apple  alley  near  Shakspear  st 
tKiar  Danl.  hair  dresser,  28  and  86  w  Pratt  st;  dw 

Montgomery  st  w  of  Charles 
Kidd  James,  carpenter,  59  n  Exeter  st  near  Low 
Kidd  Charles,  edge  tool  manufacturer,  Pratt  st  be- 
tween Eutaw  and  Paca  sts 
JKidle  Hester,  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
Kiel  Barney,  confectioner,  alley  runs  from  s  Frede- 
rick st 
Kilbourn  Samuel,  pewter  and  tin-plate  worker,  257 

Baltimore  st 
Kilbreath  mrs  Rosanna,  Fayette  st  near  Green 
Killen  Barney,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Park  st 
Killman  Levin,  seaman,  Charles  st  near  Hughes  st 
Killmore  William,  porter,  Mulberry  st  near  Pine 
Kilpatrick  Wm.  grocery  store,  Penn  av.  near  Cove 
Kilpatrick  John,  carpenter,  8  Ross  st 
Kimball  Leonard,  stock,  exchange  and  general  com- 
mission agent,  18  Second  st;  dw  24  Holiday  st 


KIN  Matchetth  Baltimore  216 

Kimberly  Nathaniel,  tailor,  54  Thames  st;  dw  24 

Block  st 
Kimberly  Henry,  victualler,  Hampstead  hill  e  Bal- 
timore st 
Kimble  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Low  st  near  Exeter 
Kimble  David,  carter,  Pinkney  st  near  Bond  st 
Kimes  John,  glass  preparer,  fiamburg  st  e  end 
Kimes  Julia  Ann,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Charles 
Kimly  Elizabeth,  Loudenslager's  hill 
Kimmel  mrs  Catherine,  Eutavv  st  s  of  Lexington  " 
Kincaid  Myers,  ladies'  shoemaker,  Eden  st.  near 

Kincaid  James,  45  n  Gay  st  near  High 

Kines  John  G.  tinner,  ne  cor  Fayette  &  Pearl  sts 

King  John,  laborer,  1  Wolf  st 

King  Joseph,  jr.  7  n  Charles  st;  dvv  Fayette  st  bet 

Paca  and  Eutaw 
King  John,  gardener,  Hancock  st  near  Wilk 
King  Richard,  cordwainer.  Pierce  st  vv  of  Cove 
King  John,  cordwainer.  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
King  Thos,  grocer,  cor  Richmond  and  Howard  sts 
King  Jas.  C.  lumber  inspector,  64  n  High  st 
King  &.  Nugent,  grocers  and  produce  merchants, 

74  w  Franklin  st 
King  Geo.  nw  cor  Thames  and  Bond  sts 
King  Rev.  Jacob,  23  Lexington  st  e  of  Liberty 
King  mrs  Elizabeth,  20  Fleet  st 
King  Thos.  R.  clock  &  watchmaker,  54  n  Howard 
King  mrs.  Elizabeth,  mantua  maker,  Hill  st.  betw 

Hanover  and  Sharp 
King  John,  glass,  paint  and  oil  store,  66  N  Howard 
King  J.  joiner,  67  Smith's  wharf 
King  George,  painter.  Sharp  st  2d  door  s  of  Barre 
King  Edward,  blacksmith,  33  Camden  st 
King  John,  carpenter.  Stiles  st  4th  door  w  of  Gough 
King  Charles,  painter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
King  Michael,  St.Mary's  st 
King  Joseph,  merchant,  n  Charles  st  opposite  Union 

Bank;  dw  Fayette  st  bet  Eutaw  and  Paca 
King  mrs  Ann,  seamstress,  Franklin  st  near  Green 
King  Geo.  W.  cordwainer.  East  st  w  of  Pitt 
King  John,  waterman,  Armistead  lane 


^17 Director,  1831.  KLA 

King  P.  copperplate  printer,  40  n  Frederick  st 
fKing  Thos.  carpenter,  alley  below  Short  st 
tKing  Joseph,  waiter,  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
Kinnier  Alex.  George  st  near  Pine 
Kintz  George,  carpenter,  Ross  st  extended 
Kintzberg  mrs  Catherine,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Kipp  John,  paint,  morocco  and  leather  store,  16 

Cheapsidci  dw  73  Camden  st 
Kirby  William,  currier,  18  n  Exeter  st 
Kirby  Joseph,  cooper,  Biddle  al  near  Ross  st 
Kirby  Edward,  mariner,  33  Ann  st 
Kirby  Jno.  lumber  mercht.  Caroline  row  Caroline  st 
Kirby  Cloudsberry,  carpenter.  Light  n  of  Henrietta 
Kirby  Joseph,  clerk,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Kirby  John,  dying  establishment,  67  s  Frederick  st 
Kirby  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Ann  st 
Kirby  Anthony,  carpenter.  Light  st  n  of  Henrietta 
Kirby  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Ann  st  Eend 
Kirby  &  Ready,  sailmakers,  se  cor  Light  st  wharf 

and  Camden  st 
Kirby  Isaac,  sea  captain,  Pratt  st  near  Caroline 
Kirby  James,  sailmaker,  dw  Hamburg  st.  Fed.  hill 
Kirk  mrs  Rebecca,  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Kirk  Samuel,  gold  and  silver  smith,  144  Baltimore 
Kirk  mrs  Mary,  Maiden  lane,  near  East  st 
Kirk  Robert  S.  glass  cutter,  Wine  st.  near  Charles; 

dw  Grant  st  s  of  Water 
Kirk  Pat'k  D.  weaver,  Franklin  st.  west,  precincts 
Kirker  Sam,  laborer,  Holiday  st  bet  Bath  &  Centre 
Kirkland  Alex,  merchant,  50  e  Pratt  st;  dw  Wilk 

st  near  Exeter 
Kirkwood  John,  cordwainer,  rear  of  77  Hanover  st 
Kirkpatrick  mrs  Jane,  Penn  av.  n  of  Hoffman  st 
Kite  Benj.  fringe  manufacturer,  1  South  st 
Kittlebetter  mrs  Elizabeth,  47  Harrison  st 
Kittsmiller  mrs  Catherine,  Bank  st  near  Caroline 
Kirvan  mrs  Catherine,  tailoress,  14  Commerce  st 
Kizendaffer  mrs  Catherine,  e  Water  st  near  bridge 
Klassin  Charles,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  23  N 

Howard  st 
Klaushide  .John  F.  grocer,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
19* 


KNO  J\latchett's  Baltimore  218 

Klee  mrs.  Catherine,  Liberty  alley  s  of  Falls  st 

Kleiu  Frederick,  baker,  60  Pearl  st 

Kline  Henry,  brickmoulder.  Sugar  al  e  of  Charles 

Kline  Henry,  laborer,  St.  Mary's  st 

Kline  mrs  Catherine,  folder  &  sewer,  Tripolett's  al 

Klinefelter  Michael,  innkeeper,  ne  corner  of  Hil- 

len  and  Forest  st 
Klineower  Cath.  Lerew's  alley  s  of  Franklin  st 
Klockgether  D.  tea,  wine  and   grocery  merchant, 

104  N  Howard  st 
Klunk  Peter,  carpenter.  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
Knapp  Rebecca,  Washington  st 
Knapp  Thos.  sea  capt.  Alice  Ann  st  e  of  Market 
Knapp  Doctor  M.  L.  cor  Pratt  st  and  Market  space 
Knight  mrs  Comfort,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Park  st 
Knight  James,  patent  truss  office,  59  South  st 
Knight  Jacob,  shoemaker,  Aisquith  st  near  Low 
Knight  John,  cooper,  Franklin  st 
Knight  mrs  Ann,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 
Knight  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Barre  st  near  Hanover 
Knight  Nathaniel,  justice  of  the  peace  and  book- 
seller, Thames  st  s  side  near  Market  st 
Knight  Isaac,  Chestnut  al.  betw  Pearl  and  Pine  sts 
Knight  Michl.  stage  driver,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Knight  mrs  Clarissa,  huckster.  Fish  market  space 
Knight  Michael,  blacksmith,  Little  Hughes  st  be- 
tween Charles  and  Light  sts 
Knight  Geo.  fishman,  all.  e  of  William  st  s  of  Cross 
Knight  Isaac,  George -st  e  of  Pine 
tKnight  Robert,  carter,  29  Union  st 
Knighton  Thomas,  collector  of  taxes;  dw  Douglass 

st  near  Aisquith 
Knipe  Jacob,  silver  plater.  North  st  near  Fayette 

st;  dw  Centre  near  St.  Paul's  st 
Knollac  Christian,  milkman,  Beuren  st  near  Falls 
Knorr  Wm.  rope  maker,  Pratt  st  near  Market  st 
Knott  G.  P.  upholsterer,  Thames  st  near  Market 
Knott  &  Judlin,  upholsterers,  Thames  st  near  Mar- 
ket st  N  side 
Knov/lton  Ebenezer,  commission  merchant  &  agent 
for  Stevens's  patent  balances,   IS  s  Calvert  st. 
See  advertisement 


219  Director,  1831  KRE 

Knox  Wm.  cotton  manufacturer,  cor  Saratoga  and 

Cove  sts 
Knox  Reynolds,  carpenter,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
fKnox  Ann,  oyster  woman,  18  Happy  alley 
Knupp  mrs  Margaret,  Howard  st  near  Camden 
Kolb  George,  victualler,  94  n  Howard  st 
Konig  Frederick,  importer  of  German  and  fancy 

goods,  4  N  Howard  st 
Konig  mrs  Elizabeth,  Barnet  st  *   • 

Konig  Sebastian,  laborer,  Donovan  al.  near  Eutaw  st 
JKonig  Hager,  1 1 3  Camden  st 
Kookgay  Andrew,  wheelwrigbt,  Fayette  st  w  of 

Howard  st 
Korn  mrs  Rosanna,  Bank  lane  near  Belle  Air  market 
Koster  Dederick,  proprietor  of  Hanseatic  hotel,  20 

.  s  Calvert  st 
Koster  Albert,  china,  glass  and  queensware  mercht. 

13  s  Calvert  st;  dvv  Charles.st  n  of  Henrietta 
Koutch  George,  labourer,  Biddle  al.  near  Penn  av. 
Krafft  J.  P.  Prussian  consul  and  merchant,  56  s 

Frederick  st;  dw  Waterloo  row  n  Calvert  st 
Krafft  George,  tanner,  cor  Biddle  and  Ross  sts 
Kraift  Jacob,  carpenter,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Krafft  Peter,  baker,  Biddle  alley  near  Ross  st 
Krafft  George,  butcher,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
Krafft  Peter,  victualler,  Penn  avenue  near  Cove  st 
Krafft  Jacob,  victualler,  cor  Union  st  aq^  Biddle  al 
Krafft  Frederick,  victualler,  Penn  av.  near  Cove  st 
Kramer  Elizabeth,  KimmePs  al.  n  of  Lexington  st 
Kramer  F.  A.  merchant,  19  w  Fayette  st 
Krager  Frederick,  dairy  man,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
Krate  Jacob,  carpenter.  Union  st  near  Penn  avenue 
Krauss  John,  cordwainer,  131  s  Sharp  st 
Kreamer  John,  wheelwright.  Long  alley  between 

Lexington  and  Saratoga  sts 
Krebs  John  W.  saddler,  21  Comet  st, 
Krebs  Htnry,  victualler,  Pitt  st  x  of  Baltimore  st 
Krebs  Geo.  W.  tanner  and  currier,  52  s  Calvert  st 
Krebs  George,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway  st 
Krebs  Wm.  brickmaker,  Columbia  st  near  Paca 
Krebs  AVilliam  George,  attorney  at  law,  s  side  o^ 
w  Fayette  e  of  St.  Paul's  st;  dw  Columbia  st 


LAI  Matchers  Baltimore  220 

Kregel  Otto  L.  grocer,  Penn  av.  near  George  st 
Kremer  Christian,  carter,  Colunabia  st  near  Tyson's 

chemical  works 
Kremer  mrs  Polly,  Columbia  st  near  Paca 
Krems  mrs  Christiana,  Paca  st  near  Franklin 
Kriel  Jno.  G.  victualler,  cor  Charles  &  Henrietta  sts 
Kronner  J.  grocer,  cor  Liberty  &  German  sts 
Krop  Lewis,  turner,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw  st 
Kuhn  A.  C.  turner,  Hull's  lane  e  of  East  st 
Kuhn  mrs.  Union  st  near  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Kummer  F.  A.  shoemaker.  Park  st  s  of  Lexington 
Kummer  Fredk.  boot  &  shoemaker,  7  s  Liberty  st 
KuU  Jacob  F.  labourer,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Kurtz  Samuel,  cordwainer.  Cove  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Kurtz  mrs  Susan,  34  German  st 
Kurtz  mrs  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  w  side  w  of  Cove 
Kurtz  John,  105  >^  Eutaw  st 
Kurtz  Rev.  Danie!,  pastor  of  German  Lutheran 

church;  dw  Holiday  st  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Kyle  A.  B.  firm  of  Dinsmore,  Kyle  &l  Co.  dw  82 

Hanover  st 

IjABBY  MRS.  ANN,  Pitt  st  near  Harford  run 
Labroquere  B.  T.  cooper,  Commerce  st  s  of  Pratt 
Lackey  xAlexr.  mariner  Lancaster  st  vv  of  Bond  st 
Ladd  Wm.  stage  driver,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Ladine  Sil%s,  labourer,  Howard  st  s  of  Conwaj 
Lafaloniere  Ann  Clara,  Wilk  st  e  of  Market  st 
Lafetra  Jacob,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  62  w  Pratt  st; 

dw  2S  N  Gay  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Lafever  Abraham,  printer,  32  Pitt  st 
Laffoner  Thomas,  seaman,  51  Marsh  Market  space 
Lafitte  Jno.  S.  merchant,  5  Commerce  sts  of  Water; 

dw  Franklin  st  e  of  St.  Paul's  st 
Lafleur  Joseph,  116  n  Howard  st 
Lafon  Chas.  grocer,  cor  e  Baltimore  and  Spring  sts 
Lafon  Peter,  accountant,  S^  Albermarle  ft 
La  Gaca  Theodore,  ladies'  shoemaker,  wagon  alley 

w  of  Howard  st 
Lahy  mrs  Catherine,  2  Philpot  st  near  Thames 
Lainhart  mrs  Mary,  innkeeper,  5  Thames  st 
Laird  George,  Monument  st  s  of  Forest  st 


221  Director,  ISSl.  LAN 

Lamb  David  C.  varnisher,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Lamb  Daniel,  dairyman,  s  Paca  st 
Lamb  Jolin,  inspector  of  weights  and  measures,  of- 
fice Concord  st;  dvv  w  Falls  av 
Lamb  Michael,  hide  and  leather  dealer,  13  Cheap- 
side;  d\v  Green  st  bet  Fayette  and  Lexington 
Lambert  mrs  Elizabeth,  professor  of  music,  Hillen 

st  w  of  Potter 
Lambert  Wm.  clerk,  Hillen  st  w  of  Potter 
Lambdin  Robert,  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  st  near  High 
Lambdin  mrs  Ann,  sail  maker,  M^Elderry's  wharf; 

dw  Exeter  near  Wilk 
Lambie  James,  boot  &l  shoemaker.  Lit.  Hampstead 

st  E  of  Eden 
Lamdin  Edward,  sail  maker.  Stiles  st  e  of  Exeter 
Lamee  John,  boat  builder,  8  Lancaster  st 
Lammot  Abrah.  wire  weaver.  Pen  av  near  George 
Lamott  Abraham,  paper  mould  maker,  Fayette  st  w 
JLampert  Corn,  porter.  Pine  st  n  of  Pierce 

of  Howard;  d  w  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn  av 
Lancaster  John  D.  cabinet  maker,  24  n  Exeter  st 
Lancaster  mrs  Mary,  1 1 1  French  st 
Lancaster  Jesse,  blacksmith,  23  w  Water  st 
Lancaster  mrs.  Elizabeth,  school  mistress,   corner 

Bond  and  Bayard  sts 
Lancaster  Thomas,  35  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
^Lancaster  Evan,  laborer,  Short  al.  e  of  Short  st 
JLancaster  YVm.  laborer,  German  st  near  Pine 
Landen  James,  tavern,  79  M'Elderry's  wharf 
Landers  Sarah,  Bond  st.  near  Baltimore 
Landis  Henry,  livery  stable  keeper,  21  Front  street 

near  High,  stables  rear  of  Fountain  Inn 
Landstreet  John,  wholesale  grocer,  266  Baltimore 

st;  dw  Fayette  st  e  of  Liberty 
JLandsdale  Kitty,  Little  Pleasant  st  near  College  al 
tLandsey  W^att,  laborer.  Carpenter's  al  e  of  Paca  st 
Landy  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  38  Alice  Ann  st 
Lane  Thomas,  sea  captain,  78  Pitt  st 
Lane  miss  Rebecca,  mantua  maker,  24  Lexington  st 
Lane  Josepb,  spar  maker,  Bank  st  near  Market 
Lanckoe  John  C.  house  and  sign  painter  and  glazier,. 
28  Lombard  st 


LAT  Matchett^s  Baltimore 


Laneman  John,  laborer,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspear  st 
Lang  Jas.  morocco  dresser,  Carpenter  al  w  of  Eutaw 
Lang  mrs  Charlotte,  65  Bond  st 
Langford  Wm.  ship  joiner,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Langlej  Thos.  J.  pile  driver.  Sharp  near  Saratoga 
Langley  James,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  near  Hillen 
Langley  Henry,  shoemaker,  Happy  alley 
Langley  mrs  Eleonora,  Harford  av  nearly  opposite 

Greble's  pottery 
Langly  Sylvester,  cabinet  maker,  Harford  av  near- 
ly opposite  Greble's  pottery 
JLangly  Geo.  waiter,  Biddle  st.  \v  of  Penn  av. 
Langwell  John,  watchman,  30  Fleet  st 
Lankford  Wiley,  grocer,  75  w  Pratt  st 
Lankford  Edward,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Penn.  av; 

dw  Franklin  row  w  of  Chatsvvorth  st 
Lanman  Solomon,  sailor,  Granby  st  near  Exeter 
Laray  E.  B.  surgeon  dentist,  7  Lombard  st 
JLard  Richard,  porter,  21  Potter  st 
La  Reintree  mrs.  French  and  English  female  aca- 
demy, cor  Orange  al  and  n  Gay  st 
Larkin  Rev.  Jacob,  minister  of  Meth.  Epis.  church, 

76  N  High  st 
Larkin  Michael,  laborer,  Go  n  Front  st 
Larkins  Wm.  paver,  Orleans  st  e  of  Harford  run 

tLarkins ,  Ensor  st.  near  Harford  av 

Larkwood  C.  E.  cordwainer,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Laroque  Doctor  Edward,  dentist  office  over  ne  cor 

Baltimore  and  Harrison  sts;  dw  16  High  st 
Laroque  John  M.  chemist  and  druggist,  nb  corner 

Baltimore  and  Harrison  sts 
Larrabee  Daniel,  last  maker,  22  s  Calvert  st 
Larrabee  E.  last  and  shoe  findings'  store,  se  corner 

Calvert  and  Water  sts 
Larue  James,  Forest,  opposite  ne  cor  Penitentiary 
Lary  Edw.  carter,  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Market 
Lash  mrs  Ann,  3  Alice  Ann  st 
Lash  Ephraim,  wagoner,  Moore's  lane  n  of  Eutaw 
Lashee  mrs  Ann,  seamstress.  Hill  st.  near  Light 
Lasserre  J.  P.  cutler,  from  Paris,  35  w  Water  st 
Latchaw  Jno.  watchmaker,  cor  Pearl  &  Saratoga 
Latliam  mrs  Sarah,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 


223  Director,  18^1.  LAW 

Latimer  R.  W.  Pearl  st  2d  door  s  of  Franklin 
Latimer  James  B.  notary  public  and  justice  of  peace, 
N\v  cor  Fayette  and  St.  Paul's  sts;  dw  Court- 
land  opposite  Friends'  meeting  house 
Latrobe  John  H.  B.  attorney  at  law,  Lexington  st. 

E  of  Calvert;  dw  2  Franklin  w  of  Gilmore  st 
Latscli  George,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Laty  John  Joseph,  owner  of  water  boat,  Burke  st 

near  the  Sugar  house 
Laty  Joseph,  sen.  boat  builder,  15  Fell  st 
Laty  Joseph  J.  boat  builder,  Thames;  dvv  Fell  st 
Lauderman  mrs  Mary,  25  Bond  st 
Laurenson  mrs  Elizabeth,  Fayette  st  w  of  Charles 
Laurenson  Philip,  grocer,    132  Baltimore  st.;  dw 

Holiday  st  2  doors  n  of  the  Theatre 
Lauton,  George,  mariner,  Ann  st  near  Wilk 
Laval  mrs  Ann,  15  n  Green  st 
Lavancey  Edward,  wheelwright,  n  Gay  st  opposite 

Bell  Air  market;  dw  246  n  Gay  st 
Lavignac  Matthew,  128  Bond  st 
Law  John,  clerk  C.  H.  Hamilton  st  e  of  Cathedral 
Law  Thomas  &  Lewis,  tinware  japan  factory,  Pa- 

ca  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Law  mrs  Catherine,  Paca  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Lawrence  mrs  Eliz'h,  Harford  av  near  Monument  st 
Lawrence  Ruth,  Ann  st  near  Gough 
Lawrence  Richard,  78  Alice  Anna  st  e  end 
Lawrence  mrs  Ann  Louisa,  cor  Stiles  ^  Gough  sts 
Lawrence  Robert,  24  Happy  alley 
Lawrence  Valentine,  brickmaker,  Montgomery  st 

w  of  Charles 
JLawrence  A.  sawyer,  Argyle  al  near  Alice  Anna  st 
JLawrence  John,  stevedore,  I  Dugan's  wharf 
Lawrenson  James,  clerk,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Lawrenson  Elijah,  laborer,  44  s  Frederick  st 
Lawson  Stephen,  vice  consul  for  Sweden  and  Nor- 
way, and  commission  merchant,  2  Buchanan's 
wharf;  dw  Pratt  e  of  Exeter 
Lawson  Robt.  victualler,  Penn  av.  near  city  limits 
Lawson  &  Brice,  commission  merchants,  2  Bucha- 
nan's wharf 
Lawson  mrs  Ann,  9  Bond  st 


LEB  MatcheWs  Baltimore  224 

'  •        •  — •■ 

Lawson  mrs  Sarah,  victualler,  Penn  avs  of  Preston 
Lawson  Andrew,  cordwainer,  Alice  Ann  w  of  Bond 
Lawson  Joseph,  pedlar,  nw  cor  Frederick  st.  and 

Smith's  alley 
JLawsoii  Isaac,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Lawton  mrs  Sarah  B.  Tripolet's  alley 
Lawton  Wm.  boot  maker,  Henrietta  st  e  of  Charles 
Lawton  Sarah  B.  66  n  Gay  st 
Layton  Nicholas,  Hull's  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 
Leah  Thomas,  harness  maker,  60  Bond  st 
Leach  James,  carpenter,  Monroe  st  near  Spring  st 
Leach  mrs  Ann,  carpet  weaver,  se  cor  t^  Gay  and 

East  sts 
League  William,  harbour  master,  cor  e  Water  and 

Lloyd  sts 
League  Columbus,  cordwainer,  Hamburg  st  e  end 
League  Luke,  boot  and  shoemaker,  10  w  Pratt  st 
Leake  Adam,  merchant  tailor,  50  Light  st 
Leakin  Sheppard  C.  (firm  of  Leakin  &  Barnes,) 

printer;  dw  14  High  st 
Leakin  Andrew  J.  clerk  in  Franklin  Bank;   dw  10 

s  High  st 
Leakin  Thomas  J.  printer,  Pratt  st  betw  Caroline 

st  and  Strawberry  alley 
Leaman  Columbus  A.  shoe  and  hat  store,  12  Marsh 

market  space 
Leanhart  John,  huckster,  Brewhouse  al.  betw  Cam- 
den st  and  Bottle  alley 
Learned  Joseph  D.  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law, 

5  Athenaeum;  dw  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 
Learned  Charles  J.  attorney  at  law,  5  Athenaeum 
Leary  Peter,  hat  manufacturer,  Thames  st  s  side 

near  Market 
Leary  mrs  Catherine,  62  Bond  st 
Leath  mr.  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove  st 
Leatherwood  John,  tavern  keeper,  Ostend  st  near 

s  end  of  Cove  st 
JLebark  Eli,  hack  driver,  40  Park  st 
Lebon  Charles,  captain  of  western  watch  house;  d  w 

103  N  Howard  st 
Lebranthwaite  Js.  A.  pawnbroker,  Lexington  st 

between  Paca  and  Eutaw  sts 


225  Birector.  1831.  LEE 


Le  Brun  Lewis,  fisherman,  Thames  st  near  Ann 
tLe  Brun  Mary,  mantua  maker,  152  Bond  st 
Lecompte  Thomas,  hatter,  71  Harrison  st 
Le  Cour  Adolph,  cigar  maker,  Pratt  st  near  Concord 
tLecture  Lewis,  labourer,  Davis  st  near  Bath  st 
Leddon  Benjamin,  engineer  of  Washington  steam 

boat,  York  st  s  side  e  of  Charles 
Ledley  Danl.  brickmaker,  Eutaw  st  near  Peace  aL 
Ledley  Jno.  cordwainer,  Carpenter's  al.  e  of  Eutaw 
Ledley  Jacob,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Lednum  Ezek.  cord  wainer,  Thames  st  e  of  Market  st 
Lee  Isaac  C.  merchant,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Lee  Josiah  &  Co.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  sk 

cor  Calvert  and  Baltimore  sts 
Lee  mrs  Sarah,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Franklin  st 
Lee  John,  carter,  cor  Lancaster  st  and  Argyle  al. 
Lee  mrs  Alice,  s  Liberty  st  e  side  near  Lombard 
Lee  Abraham,  Potter  st  w  side  near  Douglass 
Lee  Beale,  carter,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Lee  Doctor  James  G.  apothecary,  Forest  st  betw- 

Hillen  and  French  sts 
Lee  George,  silversmith,  George  st  near  Pine  st 
Lee  James  H.  shoe  store,  54  w  Pratt 
Lee  Ellen,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  run 
Lee  Jesse,  tailor,  ne  cor  Green  and  German  sts 
Lee  Edward,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Lee  John,  carpenter,  Lerew's  al.  near  Madison  st 
Lee  Benedict,  harness  maker,  rear  of  39^  Fayette 

st  near  Eutaw  st 
Lee  Isaac  C.  merchant,  22  s  Charles  st;  dw  corner 

of  Lexington  and  Pine  sts 
Lee  Samuel,  plane  maker,  ne  cor  of  Madison  st  and 

Lerew's  alley 
Lee  David,  clerk,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Park  st 
Lee  Lloyd,  carter.  Sharp  st  e  side  near  Lee  st 
Lee  Rebecca,  washer,  Ruxton  st 
tLee  Daniel,  labourer,  German  st  w  of  Green 
JLee  Jane,  washer,  rear  of  Water  (Jews')  alley 

near  Exeter  st 
JLee  Charles,  carter,  Conway  st  od  door  e  of  Sharp 
tLee  Samuel,  porter,  Saratoga  st  near  Park  st 
20 


LEN  MatcheWs  Baltimore  226 

JLee  Spencer,  carter  and  wood-yard  keeper.  Potter 

St  w  side  1  door  from  Low  st 
tLee  Lem.  drayman,  Short  st 
JLee  Charles,  cor  Homespun  alley  and  Howard  st 
JLee  Jacob,  Douglass  st  s  side  w  of  Harford  run 
jLee  Philip,  porter,  Howard  st  s  of  Barre  st 
JLee  Rachel,  washer,  Low  st  near  Friendship 
jLee  Philip,  labourer,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Leeche  mrs  Rebecca,  49  Fleet  st 
Leeche  mrs  Ruth,  cor  Market  space  and  Water  st 
Leeche  David,  dry  goods  mercht.  To  Baltimore  st 
Leef  Henry,  ship  carpenter,  High  st  near  Wilk 
Leeke  James,  carpenter,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Leekey  James  labourer.  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Leese  mrs  Margt.  52  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Wilk  st 
Leeson  Thomas,  victualler,  Harf.  av.  near  Ensor  st 
Lefferman  AVilliam,  tanner  and  currier,  French  st 

w  side  near  n  end  of  High  st 
Leffler  mrs  Ann,  washer,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Legard  W^illiam,  gardener,  Mott  st  e  side 
Legard  Elizabeth,  intersection  Ensor  and  Hillen  sts 
Leggett  mrs  Elizabeth,  165  n  High  st 
Legrand  vSaml.  D.  bacon  merchant;  dw  ne  cor  of 

Baltimore  and  Caroline  sts 
Lehman  Columbus,  cordwainer,  78  n  Exeter  st 
Lehy  John,  victualler,  e  Baltimore  st  near  Harris's 

creek 
Leith  mrs  Keziah,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
Leloup  mrs.  Ferry  road  to  Patapsco  river 
Le  Maitre  Rainy  Benjamin,  rigger,  Shakspear  st 

near  Bond  st 
Lemmon  Richard  &  Co.  auctioneers,  nw  corner  of 

Pratt  and  Gay  sts 
Lemmon  Richard,  firm  of  do.;  dw  54  n  Charles  st 
Lemmon  Joshua,  carter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 
Lemmon  Wm.  B.  comm.  mercht.  Gay  st  bet  Second 

and  W^ater;  dw  nw  cor  Lexington  and  North 
Lemmon  George,  Union  st  near  Ross 
Lemmon  misses,  s  Charles  st  near  Lee 
tLemmon  Wm.  laborer,  Bishop's  alley  s  of  Pratt  st 
Lennaway  mrs  Ann,  tailoress,  Eutaw  st  opposite  w 

end  of  Barre 


227  Director,  1831.  LEV 

Lennox  John,  cordvvainer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 

Lens  Gasper,  weaver,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 

Lentin  William,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 

Leonard  Joseph,  mariner;  44  Alice  Anna  st 

Leonard  Amasa,  ladies'  shoemaker,  25  German  st 

Leonard  Isaac,  tailor,  se  cor  High  and  Pratt  sts 

Leppard  Lawrence,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 

Le  Pratt  Benj.  hair  dresser,  Paca  st.  near  Saratoga 

Leslie  John,  rigger,  12  Fleet  st 

Leslie  capt.  Robert,  Aisquith  st  near  Douglass 

Lester  John,  merchant,  77  Smith's  wharf 

Lester  Shipley,  carpenter,  w  end  of  Conway  st 

Lester  mrs  A.  3  Low  st 

Letter  mrs  Mary,  3S  n  High  st 

Letulla  mrs  Alice,  82  Harrison  st 

Letournau  John  B.  M.  watchmaker,  Thames  st  near 

Market 
Leuthold  mrs  Catherine,  Pearl  st  s  of  Pierce 
Levering  T.  &  A.  &  Co.  grocers  and  commission 

merchants,  9  Pratt  st  wharf 
Levering  mrs  Aaron  R.  dry  goods  store,  43  Pratt  st 
Levely  mrs  Sophia,  nw  cor  of  Caroline  and  Bank 
Levering  Thos.  W.  commission  merchant,  85  Bow- 

ly's  whf;  dw  117  Hanover  st 
Levering  Jesse,  corn  merchant,  25  Cheapside;  dw 

cor  Lombard  and  Sharp  sts 
Levering  Jesse  and  Sons,  wholesale  grocers,  23 

Cheapside 
Levering  Geo.  W.  merchant,  nw  cor  Necessity  al. 

and  Exeter  st 
Levering  A.  R.  &  Sons,  china  merchants,  8  Piatt  st 

wharf 
Levering  S.  &  M.  grocers   and  commission  mer- 
chants, 5  Bowly's  whf;   dw.  M.  Levering,  20 

Hanover  st;  S.  Levering,  York  st.  bet  Front 

and  High  sts 
Levering  Peter,  sw  cor  Sharp  and  Camden  sts 
Levering  Wm.  cordwainer,  Bottle  al  near  Camden  st 
Levering  Jesse,  grocer,  sw  cor  Lombard  &  Sharp 
Levering  Nathan,  20  Hanover  st 
Levering  mrs  Ann,  22  Hanover  st 
Levi  miss  Sarah,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 


LEW  MatcheWs  Baltimore  228 

Levi  mrs  Sarah,  Ensor  st  at  junction  of  Harford  av 
iLevin  PhilijD,  caulker,  3  Wolf  st 
JLivingston  Jas.  G:  cordwainer,  109  Forest  st 
Levy  Joseph  M.  painter,  Pratt  st  e  of  Caroline 
Levy  Thos.  P.  painter,  Gay  st  opposite  Exchange; 

dw  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Lewis  John,  mariner.  Strawberry  al  n  of  Fleet  st 
Lewis  A.  gunsmith,  60  South  st 
Lewis  Wesley,  mariner,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Bond 
Lewis  mrs  Rachel,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 
Lewis  John,  pilot,  Alice  Ann  st  w  of  Wolf 
Lewis  captain  Levi,  Light  st  near  Hill 
Lewis  Joseph,  sawyer,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Bond 
Lewis  John,  carpenter,  French  st  near  Bath 
Lewis  Willoughby,  carpenter,  Douglass   st  near 

Forest 
Lewis  John,  innkeeper,   Lexington  Market  space, 

bet  Paca  and  Eutaw  sts 
Lewis  John  R.  watchman,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Lewis  John  N.  book  and  paper  merchant^  Balti- 
more st;  dw  24  Fayette  st 
Lewis  mrs  Elizabeth,  Pratt  st  near  Market 
Lewis  James,  cordwainer,  Hill  st  near  Light 
Lewis  Thos.  H.  carpenter,  Harford  av  near  Meet- 
ing house 
Lewis  Eli,  at  the  Baltimore  Patriot;  dw  Green  st. 

bet  Franklin  and  Mulberry  sts 
Lewis  Philip,  comb  maker.  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Lewis  Joseph  N.  bookseller  and  stationer,  272  Bal- 
timore st;  dw  Fayette  w  of  St.  Paul's  st 
Lewis  John,  hair  dresser,  Lexington  Market  space 
Lewis  mrs  Mary,  Eutaw  st  bet  Franklin  &  Mulberry 
Lewis  James  T.  ostler.  Carpenter's  al  near  Howard 
Lewis  John,  merchant  tailor,  14  South  st 
fLewis  Emanuel,  porter,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 
fLewis  Charles,  laborer.  Bottle  al  e  of  Cove  st 
tLewis  Richard,  laborer,  4  Forest  st 
fLewis  Wesley,  waiter,  German  lane 
tLewis  Andrew,  blacksmith,  German  st  w  of  Green 
fLewis  M.  washer,  Harford  av.  n  of  Forest  st 
tLewis  Matilda,  washer.  Wagon  al  w  of  Liberty  st 
tLewis  John,  Toy  al.  bet  Park  st  and  Lerew's  al 


229  Director,  1831.  LIN 

«■  ■ 

Lewy  Francis,  svv  cor  Pinkney  st  &-  Apple  alley 
Leyburn  Wm.  grocer,  North  st  w  of  Franklin 
Leypold  John,  grocery  and  liquor  merchant,  61  n 

Gay  st 
Leypold  Wm.  F.  grocer  and  produce  merchant.  Fo- 
rest st  near  French 
Librou  Anthony,  barber,  Tliames  st  near  Market 
Lickenberrier  Mitchell,  cordvvainer,  Sarah  Ann  st 

E  of  Cove  st 
Light  John,  carpenter,  5  Lexington  st  w  of  Charles 
Lightbody  mrs  Rebecca,  Orleans  st  near  Aisquith 
Lightner  Isaac,  guager,  e  Baltimore  st  near  Exeter 
Lightner  Henry,  tinner,  Ilillen  st  near  Forest;  dvv 

York  av.  s  of  Wilson's  grocery 
Lightner  Christ'r.  grocer,  York  av  w  side 
Lilly  Richard,  saddler,  o4  n  High  st 
Lilly  Alonzo  A.  &  Co.  variety  store,  225  Baltimore 

st;   dvv  85  Sharp  st 
JLilly  Peter,  laborer.  Chamberlain  al  near  Eutavv  st 
Lime  Inspection  Office,  79  n  Gay  st 
JLimers  John,  laborer,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Lindel  John,  sea  captain,  37  Ann  st 
Lindenberger  J.  H.  brickmaker.  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Lindenberger  mrs  Rebecca,  ]Monument  square 
Lindenberger  miss  Rebecca,  boarding  house,  Cal- 
vert St.  bet  Lexington  and  Saratoga  sts 
Lindenberger  mrs  Eliza,  StPauFs  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Lindenman  Conrod,  baker,  cor  Busy  al  &  Hanover 
Lindsay  John,  huckster,  St.  Mary's  st 
Lindsay  Andw.  bricklayer,  St.  Paul's  st  s  of  Centre 
Lindsey  Wm.  blacksmith.  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Lindsey  Wm.  porter,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Howard 
Lindsey  James,  mariner,  24  Lancaster  st 
JLindsey  David,  laborer,  Halfmoon  al  near  East  st 
Lineberger  Wm.  tinner,  Gough  st 
Lineberger  Geo.  blacksmith,  George  st  near  Pine 
Linehan  Peter,  clothing  store,   188  Baltimore  st; 

dw  55  Harrison  st 
Linert  Samuel,  laborer,  Long  alley  near  New  st 
Ling  mrs  Robert,  66  Bond  st 
•^Linnet  Peter,  laborer,  Douglass  st  near  East 
20* 


LLO  Matchett^s  Balthnore  230 

f  ^  ■    ,  * 

Linthicum  Richard,  72  n  Charles  st 
Linthicum  Henry,  Saratoga  st  vv  of  Rock 
Linton  Kiiss  Elizabeth,  milliner,  SE  cor  Eutaw  and 

Mulberry  sts 
Linville  John  S.  s  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans  st 
Lione  Gaspar,  sea  capt.  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Lippey  George,  carpenter,  21  Union  st 
Lishaus  Wm.  Pearl  st  near  Baltimore  st 
Lithgow  mrs  Jane,  grocer  16  Commerce  st 
Littig  Philip  &.  Son,  brush,  comb,  bellows  and  va- 
riety store  142  Baltimore  st.  >S^ee  advertisement 
Littig  Caleb,  firm  of  above,  16  w  Saratoga  st 
Littig  mrs  Rachel,  Gough  st  w  of  Caroline 
Litting  B.  dw  Saratoga  st  w  of  Liberty 
Little  Ephraim,  merchant,  52  Pitt  st 
Little  mrs  Catherine,  Green  st  near  Mulberry 
Little  Wm.  laborer,  Low  st  near  Friendship 
Little  Thos.  book  binder,  George  st  near  Pine 
Little  Jacob  A.  tailor.  East  st.  bet  Ensor  &  Gay  sts 
Little  Richard,  weaver.  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworfch 
Little  Wm.  trunk  maker,  Bank  st  near  Market 
Little  captain  Geo.  dry  goods  store,  25  Market  st 
Little  Thomas,  metal  maker.  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Little  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Fancy  al  near  Green  st 
Little  John,  Sugar  alley  e  of  Charles  st 
Little  William,  fireman  in  steamboat  Charles,  n  of 

Henrietta  st 
Littlefield    Samuel  S.  commission    merchant,    79 

Bowly's  wharf 
Litton  Thomas,  sailmaker,  135  Bond  st 
Livers  Nicholas,  glue  maker,  Ross  st  extended 
Livingston  Pet.  boot  &  shoemaker,  Lee  near  Light 
fLivingston  Wm.  teacher,  Howard  st  near  Lombard 
Llewellyn  Dorothy,  30  Ann  st 
Lloyd  Mary,  Strawberry  alley  near  Pratt  st 
Lloyd  John,  carpenter,  32  Wilk  st  w  of  Ann 
Lloyd  Murcia,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Lloyd  J.  J.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  w  of  St. 

Paul's;  dw  Fayette  st  e  of  Calvert 
fLloyd  Wm.  Forest  st.  near  Hull's  lane 
fLloyd  Henry,  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
fLloyd  Edward,  Argyle  alley  near  Alice  Ann  st 


231  Director,  1831.  LON 

Loane  «&>  Bachelor,  sail  makers,  67  Smith's  wharf 
Loane  Joseph,  firm  ahove,  sail  maker,  dw  Gough  st 
Loane  John  mahogany  sawyer,  n  Gay  stnear  Belle 

Air  market 
Loane  James,  carpenter,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
Loane  Edmund,  shoe  maker,  G6  Lexington  st.  e  of 

Eutavv 
Lock  Nathaniel  O.  turner  and  drum  maker,  cor 

Peace  al.  &  Armistead  lane;  dw  Armistead  lane 
Lock  Thomas,  upholsterer,  Armistead  lane 
Lock  Francis,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Baltimore 

st  w  of  Green 
.Locke  Thos.  M.  merchant,  12  Light  st  wharfjj  dw 

22  Hanover  st 
tLockerman  Daniel,  Low  st.  w  of  Aisquith 
jLockerman  Fanny,  Joy  alley  near  Park  st 
^Lockett  Wm.  blacksmith.  Spring  st  s  of  Park 
Lockwood  Edward,  Indian  physician,  se  cor  Gay 

and  High  sts 
Lockwood  C.  E.  boot  and  shoemaker,  Lexington  st 

at  hay  scales;  dw  Franklin  st  1  door  w  of  Pine 
Lockwood  John,  draper  and  tailor,  2  North  st;  dw 

Barnet  st 
fLocks  Sandy,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Logan  James,  porter,  Mechanics'  row  Wilk  st 
Logan  Saml.  L.  baker,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Logan  Joseph,  cooper,  Franklin  st  e  of  Howard 
Logan  Moses,  labourer,  Calvert  st  n  of  Franklin 
Loggsden  Caleb,  hatter,  4  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Logic  John,  carter,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
Logue  Terence,  stone  mason,  cor  Barre  &  Sharp  sts 
Logue  mrs  Elizabeth,  Union  st  near  Penn  avenue 
Loker  Michael,  pilot,  118  Wolf  st 
Lomax  James,  last  maker,  rear  of  15  Water  st 
fLomax  David,  caulker,  s  Caroline  n  of  Bank  st 
JLomax  David,  caulker,  110  Bond  st 
tLondon  Js.  P.  cordwainer,  Low  st  near  the  circus 
Loney  Chas.  cordwainer,  Holland  st  e  of  Harf.  run 
Loney  &  PAnson,  grocers  and  commision  merchts. 

119  High  st;  dw  39  Courtland  st 
Loney  Willi'am,  dry  goods  mercht.  sw  cor  Gay  and 

High  sts;  dw  30  e  Gay  st 


LOV  Matchetl^s  Baltimore  ^  232 

Long  mrs  Sarah,  grocer,  78  Ensor  st 
Long  Wm.  mariner,  24  Lancaster  st 
Long  Robert  C  architect  and  engineer,  dvv  Hamil- 
ton st  E  of  Cathedral  st 
Long  mrs  Martha,  Eden  st  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Long  Cornelius  R.  boot  and  shoemaker,  5  Market  st 
Long  Edward,  weaver,  n  Exeter  st  s  of  Hillen  st 
Long  mrs  Elizabeth,  ladies'  nurse,  170  n  High  st 
Long  Reuben,  accountant,  Conway  st  near  Charles 
Long  mrs  Mary,  73  n  Gay  st 
Long  'Fhomas  H.  plumber,  Thames  st  e  of  Market 
Long  Richard  D.  carpenter,  238  n  Gay  st 
Long  David,  hair  dresser,  Paca  st  s  of  Lexington 
Long  Henry,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  [cor  Dutch 

alley  and  Park  st 
Long  miss  Ann,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Holiday 
Longley  John,  sawyer,  Sugar  alley  near  Charles  st 
tLorder  John,  baker.  Potter  st  e  side  near  Pitt 
Lorey  Peter,  gardener,  at  Fort  Covington 
Lorkin  William,  grocer  and  flour  mercht.  39  Marsh 

market  space 
Lorman  John,  carpenter,  vStillhouse  st  near  Water 
Lorman  Josiah,  innkeeper.  Block  st  w  of  Eden  st 
Lorman  John,  grocer.  Commerce  st-,  dvv  16  Thom- 

sen  st  near  Friendship  st 
Lorman  Wm.  drayman.  Mechanics' row,  Wilk  st 
Lorman  Wm.  &  Son,  merchants,  se  cor  Lexington 

and  Charles  sts 
Lother  Wm.  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Eutaw 
JLott  Jonathan,  carter,  Apple  alley  n  of  Wilk  st 
Lottery  Commissioners,  Wm.  R.  Steuart,  Edward 
Hughes  and  John  S.  Williams;  oAice  basement 
story  Savings'  Institution,  North  si 
Louderman,  Jacob,  mariner,  1 1  Shakspear  st 
Louderman  Henry  R.  26  Market  st 
Lough  &  McKee,  dry  goods  merchants,  101  Balti- 
more st 
Lougue  Jas.  stone  mason,  Harf.  av.  foot  Gal.  hill 
Louis  Jean,  labourer.  Wills  st  near  Philpot 
Laury  John,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder 
Love  George,  rigger,  42  Apple  alley 
Love  Doctor  John,  sw  cor  Pitt  and  East  sts 


233  Director,  1831/  LUC 

Love  mrs  Ann,  Granby  st  bet  Bishop's  al.  and  falls 
Love  Wm.  S.  apothecary,  cupper  and  leecher,  65 

Lexington  st 
Love  Andrew,  ladies'  shoemaker,  Henrietta  st  e  o 

Charles 
tLovedy  Hester,  Forest  st  near  Hull's  lane 
Lovegrove  James,  bookbinder,  23  s  Calvert  st;  dw 

Lovely  lane  near  Calvert  st 
LoTell  William,  baker,  57  n  Gay  st 
Lovering  &  Penniman,  commission  merchants,  75 

Bovvly''s  wharf 
Lover  Sam.  boot  &  shoemaker.  Water  stE  of  High 
Lovett  Wm.  ropemaker,  West  st  near  Light 
Low  Cornelius,  sea  capt.  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Low  mrs  Eliza,  Little  Hughes  st  w  of  Charles 
Low  Jas.  cordwainer.  Low  st  near  Aisquith 
Low  Joshua,  laborer,  Hillen  st  near  High 
Low  Mich'I,  cordwainer,  Harford  av.  n  of  Scotch- 
burn's  rope  walk,  e  side 
Lowe  John,  shoe  store,  26 1  w  Pratt  st;  dw  How- 
ard St.  bet  Lee  and  Hill  sts 
Lowe  mrs  Mary,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Lowe  John,  boot  &  shoemaker,  Pratt  st  bet.  Light 

and  Charles;  dw  Hanover  sts  of  Lee 
Lowe  mrs  Catherine,  Long  alley 
Lowe  mrs  Sarah,  china  store,  corner  Eutaw  st  and 

Wagon  alley 
Lowry  J.  waterman,  Eden  st  n  of  Wilk 
Lowry  John,  custom-house  officer,  Mechanics^  row, 

Wilk  st  near  the  run 
Lowry  Thos.  tailor.  Orange  al  near  Holiday  st 
Lowry  William,  St.  Paul's  st.  s  of  Mulberry 
Lox  Stephen,  laborer,  67  Strawberry  al 
Lucas  Fielding,  jun.  bookseller  and  stationer,  138 
Baltimore  st;  dw  nw  cor  St.  Paul's  &  Saratoga 
Lucas  Wm.  S.  butter  merchant,  Harford  av.  near 

Meeting  house 
Lucas  Peter  B.  tailor,  Fleet  st  2d  door  w  of  Bond 
Lucas  capt.  Thos.  Stiles  st.  3d  door  w  of  Exeter 
Lucas  Thos.  laborer.  Cathedral  st  near  Falls  turnp. 
Lucas  Edward,  cordwainer,  62  Market  st 
Lucas  Samuel,  brewer,  cor  Saratoga  &  Holiday  sts 


LYN  Matchett^s  Baltimore  234 

Lucas  John,  carpenter,  17  Union  st 

Lucas  William,  merchant,  ne  cor  Light  st.  and  Ar- 

mistead  alley 
Lucas  &  Deaver,  book  and  job  printers,  19  Calvert 
Lucas  James,  firm  of  do.;  d\v  63  Exeter  st 
fLucas  James,  laborer,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Luck  Jacob,  grocer,  10  Canal  st 
Ludden  L.  &  J.  hardware  merchants  244  Baltimore 
st;  d\v  L.  Ludden,  So  Fayette  st  E  of  Liberty 
Ludley  Jacob,  brickmaker,  Eutavv  st  near  Conway 
Luke  Charles  H.  baker,  13  Bond  st 
Luke  mrs  Margaret,  cor  Fell  and  Wolf  sts 
Lumly  Robert,  bricklayer,  Alice  Ann  st  w  of  Bond 
Lupton  Elisha  T.  carpenter,  Pearl  st  near  Fayette 
Lusby  John,  teacher,  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
Lusby  Henry,  furniture  ware  room,  30  w  Pratt  st 
Lusby  Wm.  merchant  tailor.  111  Baltimore  st 
Lusk  John,  carpenter,  1  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Lutes  George,  cabinet  maker,  3  Painter's  Court 

Dear  Pitt  st 
Lutgens  mrs  Christiana,  St.  Mary's  st 
Luther  Josiah,  hat  manufacturer,  174  Baltimore  st 
Lybrand  mrs  Mary,  Saratoga  st.  w  of  Cove 
Lyburn  Christopher,  fishman,  W' illiam  st  s  end 
Lyeth  Jolin,  carpenter   and  sexton  of  St.  Peter's 

church,  German  st.  bet  Hanover  and  Sharp 
Lyford  W^m.  G.  proprietor  of  Fountain  Inn,   Light 

st  near  Baltimore 
JLymers  Chas.  4  Salisbury  al.  near  Exeter  st 
JLymers  Susan,  Peace  alley  w  of  Wolf's  alley 
JLymers  Wm.  Peace  alley  w  of  Wolf's  alley 
Lynch  Barnard  J.  capenter,  61  Alice  Anna  st 
Lynch  John,  gardener,  Garden  st.  n  of  Madison 
Lynch  Joseph,  paver,  Orleans  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Lynch  John,  clock  and  watch  maker,  7  Franklin  st 
Lynch  Peter,  victualler,  Wilk  st  e  of  Caroline 
Lynch  Hannah,  s  Frederick  st.  n  of  Water 
Lynch  &  Craft,  oil  and  paint  merchants,  15  Cheap- 
side 
LynchEdmund,  firm  of  do.  dw  43  Front  st 
Lynch  Anthony,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Eutaw 
JLynch  Dolly,  washer,  Davis  st  near  Bath 


£35  Director,  1831.  MAC 


Lyon  Doctor  Samuel  H.  e  Baltimore  st  near  High 
Lyon  Jas.  iron  founder,  Pratt  st  bet  Eutavv  &  Paca 
Lyon  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  Howard  st  near 

Baltimore 
Lyon^Margaret,  boarding  house,  se  cor.  of  Ann  & 

Lancaster  sts 
Lyons  mrs  Margaret,  Harford  av.  near  M'g  house 
Lyons  William,  grocer,  Potter  st  near  French 
Lyons  John,  glass  cutter,  s  Eutaw  st  opposite  Hill 
Lyons  John,  mariner,  65  Fleet  st 
Lyons  Robert,  in  custom-house;  dvv.  Cove  st.  near 

Penn  av 
Lysher  Zephaniah,  nail  cutter,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 

MACAULEY  Mrs.  PRISCILLA,  Potter  st  n  of 


ovv 


Macauly  Doctor  Patrick,  Lombard  st.  bet  Hanover 

and  Sharp  sts 
Maccubbin  Charles,  dry  goods  merchant,  52  Lex- 
ington St.  E  of  Eutaw  st;  dw  Fayette  near  Pine 
Macdonald  &  Ridgely,  over  Erskine,  Eichelberger 
&  Co.  entra.  Howard  st  2d  door  s  of  Baltimore 
Mace  Thomas,  tailor,  5  Thompsen  st 
Mace  mrs  Ann,  tailoress,cor  Market  sp.  &  Water  st 
Mace  Stephen  T.  cordwainer,  242  n  Gay  st 
Macey  Reuben  B.  ship  carver,  16  Fleet  st 
Macher  Benj.  painter,  Camden  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Mackall  Benjamin,  Armistead  lane,  e  of  Light 
Mackall  Doctor  L.  dentist,  Pratt  st  near  Charles 
JMackall  Sam.  sailor,  Howard  st  near  Conway 
JMackall  Mintey,  Conway  st.  bet  Eutaw  &  Howard 
Mackay  mrs.  grocer,  Pratt  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Mackay  Henry,  seaman,  Montgomery  e  of  Charles 
Mackey  John  J.  clerk,  s  end  of  Charles  st 
Macken  Thos.  laborer,  Holiday  st  s  of  Bath 
Mackenheimer  Wm.  tailor,  Peace  al  near  Howard 
Mackenheimer  John,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  se 

cor  Park  st  and  Wagon  al 
Mackenzie  Thos.  saddlery,  trunk,  harness  plated, 

steel  and  japan  saddlery  store,  46  South  st 
Mackenzie  &  Co.  chymists  and  druggists,  4  Balti- 
more st;  dw  12  N  Gayst 


MAG  Matchett^s  Baltimore  236 

r  — 

Mackenzie  Doctor  J.  P.  Fayette  st  near  Holiday- 
Mackenzie  Doctor  Geo.  B.  12  n  Gay  st 
Mackin  Bernard,  carpenter,  George  st  s  of  Pine 
Mack] in  Wm.  grocer,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
Mactier  Alexander,  15  St  Paul's  st  ♦ 

Macy  R.  B.  ship  and  ornamental  carver,  Thames  st 

E  of  Baltimore 
Madairy  John,,  firm  Madairy  and  Bannerman;  dw 

Hanover  st  near  Lee 
Madder  Geo.  cooper,  \v  Baltimore  st  near  mile  stone 
Madder  Wm.  cooper,  w  Baltimore  st  near     do. 
Madder  David,  coachsmith,  Mott  st  near  Gay 
Maddiex  Thos.  grocer,  se  cor  French  &  Exeter  sts 
Madison  Otis,  George  st  near  Paca 
Maddox  John,  wheelwright,  Paca  st  near  Franklin 
Maddox  John,  cordwainer,  alley  e  of  s  Charles  st 
Maddox  Thomas,  shoemaker,  85  Bond  st 
fMaddox  Nancy,  huckster.  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
fMaddox  Lazarus,  porter,  Park  lane  near  Pine  st 
Madigan  mrs.  Bridget,  cor  Barre  and  Sharp  sts 
Maffee  Angelo,  jeweller,    1  Union  Arcade,  dw.  61 

M.  M.  Space. 
Magan  Sophia,  dry  goods  store;  14  e  Baltimore  st 
Magee  mrs  Mary,  48  Fleet  st 
Magee  Jno.  teacher,  3  Lexington  st  near  Charles 
Mager  Rudolph,cooper,Cowpen  alley  w  of  Howard 
Maggs  mrs.  Jane,  29  n  Gay  st 
Magness  James,  labourer,  Ensor  st  near  Forest 
Magness  John,  merchant  tailor,  20  Baltimore  st 
Magnus  Zach.  brickmaker,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
Magri  Vincent,  cigar  maker,  1 13  Bond  st 
Magruder  D.  F.  commission  merchant,  45  s  Gay  st 
Magruder  Jesse  H.  paper  stainer,  5G  s  Charles  st 
Magruder  John  R.  tobacco  inspector,  state  ware- 
house No.  2 
Magruder  misses,  female  academy,  nw  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Hanover  sts 
Magruder  &  Williams,  paper  hangings  manufac- 
turers, SE  cor  Baltimore  st  and  Tripolet's  al.; 
dw  Jesse  Magruder  n  Charles  st  s  of  Pratt 
Magruder  Wm.  attorney  at  law,  St.  Paul's  st  s  of 
Saratoga 


237  Director  ASSl.  MAL 


Magruder  Richard  B.  attorney  at  law,  dw  Saratoga 
St  w  of  St.  Paul's;  office  St.  Paul's  st  s  of  Sa- 
ratoga  st 
fMagruder  Adam,  Scott  st  near  Columbia  st 
Maguire  John,  pedlar,  s  Charles  st  near  Lit.  Hughes 
Maguire  James  L.  justice  of  peace,  sw  cor  Lom- 
bard and  Charles  sts 
Maguire  John,  bookseller,  42  n  Charles  st;  dwel.  s 

Frederick  st  near  Water 
Mahaney  Anne,  tailoress,  Monument  st  s  of  Forest 
Mahoiner  Matthias,  mariner,  22  Ann  st 
Mahorney  Elisha,  fishman,  Cross  st  w  of  William 
Mainly  Thomas,  clothing  store,  Second  st  2d  door 

E  of  Frederick  st 
tMainus  Scipio,  Greenwich  st  near  Chatsworth 
Mainster  mrs  Sarah,  Pitt  st  betw  Eden  and  Caroline 
Major  Thos.  blacksmith,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av. 
Majors  John,  wheelwright,  e  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Majors  Richd.  turner,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans  st 
Makinson  Dl.  wheelwright,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Makubin  Richard,  custom  house  officer,  Pratt  st  s 

side  w  of  Exeter 
Malcolm  John,  stone  cutter,  Franklin  row  w  of 

Chatsworth  st 
Malcom  P.  oyster  and  beer  house,  Monument  squ. 
Malcom  John,  carpenter,  n  Howard  st  e  of  Rich- 
mond st 
Male  Free  School  of  Baltimore  on  monitorial  sys- 
tem, Courtland  st  s  of  Pleasant  st.  T.  Bassford 
teacher 
Males  Wm.  laborer.  Crook's  back  row  Monument  st 
Mallon  John,  block  maker,  65  Bond  st 
Malloy  mrs  Susannah,  74  Alice  Anna  st  e  end 
Malloy  mrs  Mary,  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Caroline  st 
Malloy  Conrad,  tailor,  Franklin  row  w  of  Chats- 
worth st 
Malone  John,  keeper  of  marine  hotel,  nw  oor  of 

Market  and  Thames  sts 
Malone  Danl.  carpenter,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove  st 
Malonee  Wm.  dry  goods  mercht.  165  Baltimore  st 
Malseed  Saml.  Richmond  st  ^th 

21 


MAR  MatcheW^s  Baltimore  2SS 

Mangin  Patrick,  labourer,  Columbia  st  near  Paca 
Manion  John,  labourer,  Bishop's  al.  near  Stiles  st 
Mankin  Isaiah,  merchant,  and  proprietor  of  New 

York  packets  cor  Gay  and  Pratt  sts;  dw  Court- 
land  st 
Manley  mrs  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  42  Happy  alley 
Manley  John,  sailor,  Granby  st  near  Harford  run 
Mann  IMargt.  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond  st 
Mann  Wm.  carter,  rear  of  Charles  st  near  Camdeo 
Mann  mrs  Mary,  Pratt  st  betw  Apple  al.  &  Market 
Mann  Wm.  botanist,  1-4  mile  nw  of  Belvid.  bridge 
Mann  Dl.  grocer,  e  Pratt  st  near  M.  market  space 
Mann  George  tinplate  worker,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen 
Mann  John,  grocer,  nw  cor  Eutaw  and  New  sts 
fMann  Isaac,  porter,  Comb  alley  near  Hill  st 
Manners  James  B.  cordwainer,  betw  Gay  and  Ensor 

sts  E  of  Mott  st 
Manning  Samuel  attorney  at  law,  s  Charles  st  n  of 

Lee;  office  basement  story  city  hotel  n  Calvert 
Manning  &  Hope,commis.  merchts.  67  Smith's  whf. 
Mannong  Wm.  grocer,  cor  German  and  Cove  sts 
Manro  Jonathan,  grocer,  258 1  Baltimore  st;  dw  16 

N  Liberty  st 
Mansfield  Wm.  teacher,  small  al.  rear  of  Caroline  st 
Manship  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  89  n  Gay  st 
Manson  John,  tailor,  Thames  st  near  Ann 
Mantle  Eli,  carpenter.  East  st  e  side  n  of  Hillen 
Mantz  Henry,  stove  manufacturer,  24  w  Pratt  st; 

dw  Peace  alley  w  of  Charles  st 
Mareau  Silas,  merchant,  Franklin  st  w  of  St  Paul 
Marbais  Eugene  de,  French  teacher,  54  s  High  st 
Marchand  C.  39  n  Frederick  st 
Marcband  Lewis,  39  n  Frederick  st;  dw  42  n  Gay 
March  Peregrine,  15  Comet  st 
Marcilly  mrs  Emma,  1 1  s  Charles  st 
Marfelt  mrs  Elizabeth,  Ills  Sharp  st 
Marfield  Wm.  carpenter.  Peace  al  w  of  Eutaw  st 
JMarese  Catherine,  n  Front  st  opposite  57 
Marine  Bank,  nw  cor  Gay  and  Second  sts.     See 

Appendix 
Mv^iris  George,  chemist,  druggist  and  apothecary, 

87  Baltimore  st;  dw  Charles  n  of  Lexington 


239  Director  AS^l.  MAR 


Marjoram  Harman,  capenter,  Laudenslager's  hill 
Mark  J.  G.  tailor,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Rock 
Marker  John,  carpenter,  Pearl  st  near  Mulberry 
Marlay  Rich,  keeper  Odd  Fellows'  hall;  dvv  under 

the  building 
Marley  James,  laborer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Maroden  James,  innkeeper,  Penn  av  near  Biddle  st 
Marr  John,  oak  cooper,  Argyle  al  near  Wiik  st 
Marr  mrs  Isabella,  25  Camden  st 
Marriott  Thos.  D.  ladies' boot  and  shoe  maker,  Sa- 
ratoga st  w  of  Liberty 
Mamott  Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law,  St.  Paul's  st.  op- 
posite Dark  lane;  dw  n  Charles  near  Fayette 
Marriott  Jno.  H.  ladies'  shoe  maker,  20  e  Baltimore 

st  near  High 
Marriott  Augustin,  Howard  street  near  Richmond 
Marriott  miss  Sarah,  fancy  dress  maker,  German  st 

bet  Sharp  and  Liberty  sts 
Marriott  John  H.  carpenter,  2  Pine  st  bet  Fayette 

and  Lexington  sts 
Blarron  Patrick,  laborer,  Hillen  st  near  Front 
Marrow  Isaac,  constable,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Marschutz  Wm.  musician.  Constitution  w  of  Beuren 
Marsden  Thos.  victualler,  Penn  av.  near  Cove  st 
Marsden  John,  12  Gay  stN  of  the  bridge 
Marselas  John  C.  shoe  store,  14Albermarle  st 
JMars  Perry,  carman,  sw  cor  Grant  &  Lombard  sts 
Marsh  Isaac,  cordwainer,  30  Happy  alley 
5Iarsh  John,  20  Fayette  st  e  of  Howard 
Marshall  Daniel,  laborer,  Lancaster  w  of  Bond 
Marshall  Catherine,  Eden  st  Nof  Wilk 

Marshall  Robert,  captain  of  steamboat  ~ 

Paca  st  N  of  Franklin 
Marshall  Levin,  mariner,  Wilk  st  opposite  church 
Marshall  Henry,  stone  mason,  5  Tyson  st 
Marshall  mrs  Eliz'h,  tailoress,  Happy  al  near  Bank 
Marshall  W.  L.  attorney  at  law,  7  Lexington  st.; 

dw  Hamilton  st  near  Cathedral 
Marshall  Francis,  German  lane 
^Marshall  Solomon,  laborer,  Spring  st  near  Wilk 
f  Marshall  John,  whitewasher,  French  st  n  of  Bath 


MAR  Matchett^s  Baltimore  240 

JMarshall  Geo.  laborer,  Moore's  lane  near  n  Eutaw 
Mars  ton  James  H.  glassware  store,  5  Hanover  st; 

dw  E  Baltimore  w  of  Exeter 
Martiacque  John,  East  st  n  of  Hillen 
Martin  &  Vallette,  tea  dealers  and  grocers,  66  Bal- 
timore st;  dw  J.  Martin,  Exeter  st  n  of  Pratt 
Martin  Doctor  Joseph,  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st; 

office  Pratt  st  e  of  Eden 
Martin  Doctor  Samuel  B.  Pratt  st  e  of  Eden 
Martin  Isaac,  sea  captain,  nw  cor  Wilk  &  Wolf  sts 
Martin  James,  inspector  of  salt,  Lovely  lane  near 

Calvert  st 
Martin  George,  ornamental  painter,  60  s  High  st 
Martin  John,  fishman,  Cross  st.  Federal  hill 
Martin  Thomas,  Pitt  st  near  Shot  tower 
Martin  Darby,  laborer,  n  termination  of  Cathedral  st 
Martin  John  B.  wood  corder,  Holland  st  w  of  Har- 
ford run 
Martin  &  Gibson,   commission  and  grocery  mer- 
chants, 6  Pratt  St.  wharf 
Martin  Jas.  firm  of  do.  nw  cor  Pratt  &  Calvert  sts; 

dw  s  Sharp  st  bet  Pratt  and  Camden  sts 
Martin  captain  John,  21  ne  cor  Fleet  st  &  Apple  al 
Martin  Thos.  laborer.  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
Martin  mrs.  cor  Falls  and  Constitution  sts 
Martin  Jno.  Franklin  row,  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
Martin  John,  carpenter,  76  n  Charles  st 
Martin  Wm.  turner,  Holiday  st  bet  Bath  &  Pleasant 
Martin  &,  Wills,  bandbox  makers,  19  Commerces! 
Martin  John,  tailor  and  scourer,  37  s  Charles  st 
Martin  Jacob,  porter,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Martin  John,  painter  and  glazier,  St.  Mary's  st 
Martin  N.  livery  stable  keeper,  ne  cor  Liberty  and 

Lombard  sts;  dw  s  Liberty  st  near  Lombard 
Martin  Wm.  carpenter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 
Martin  David,  merchant  tailor,  32  w  Fayette  st.  1 
door  E  of  Howard;  dw  over  17  n  Howard  st 
Martin  Robert  N.  attorney  at  law,  4  Athenaeum 
fMartin  Henry,  cook  shop,  Hawk  st 
JMartin  Ennals,  laborer,  Wilk  st  e  of  Wolf 
fMartin  Joshua,  carter,  Chatsworth  st  near  Franklia 
JMartin  Wm.  laborer,  Spring  st  near  e  Baltimore 


241  Director,  1831.  MAS 


JMartin  John,  grocer,  78  s  Howard  st 
fMartin  Henry,  carter,  Eutaw  st  near  Cove 
tMartin  Henry,  porter,  Inloes  al  near  Park  st 
Slarven  mrs  H.  tailoress,  66  n  Exeter  st 
Marvin  Clare,  plaisterer,  Holland  st  e  of  Harf.  run 
Marye  mrs  Louisa  Margaret,  Franklin  st.  opposite 

Charles 
Maryland  Flint  Glass  Works,  Ostend  st  s  termina- 
tion ofEutavv;  proprietors  Ths.  Wildey  &Co 
Maryland  Ohemical  Works,   69  South  st;  D.  T. 

M'Kim,  president 
Maryland  Penitentiary,   Joseph   Owens,  keeper, 

N  side  of  Madison  st  and  w  of  Forest 
Maryland  Penitentiary  Store,  19J  n  Howard  st. 

John  Kennard,  agent 
Maryland  Savings'  Institution,  Wm.  H.  Freeman, 
president;  S.  Honeywell,  treasurer,  se  cor  of 
Fayette  and  North  sts 
Mash  Joseph,  glass  blower,  s  Eutaw  st  near  water 
Mash  Geo.  glass  blower,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Ostend 
Mash  John,  glass  blower,  Eutaw  st  near  the  water 
Mask  W.  M.  carpenter,  cor.  Camden  and  Howard 

sts;  dvv  Camden  st  2d  door  w  of  Charles 
Maslin  Michael,  firm  M'Kim  &  Maslin;  dw  Lex- 
ington st  w  of  Liberty 
Mason  Abraham,  sail  maker,  112  Ann  st  '4jM| 

Mason  mrs  Elizabeth,  at  Doctor  Stevenson's  place,  ^^' 

near  the  x  termination  of  Forest  st 
Mason  Wm.  sea  captain,  10  Wilk  st  near  High 
Mason  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house.  Pearl  st  hetw. 

Fayette  and  Lexington  sts 
Mason  Richard  C.  biscuit  and  cracker  manufacto- 
ry, Pratt  st  3d  door  w  of  South  st;  dw  12  Com- 
merce st 

Mason ,  blacksmith,  2Q  n  Gay  st 

Mason  Peter,  jr.  firm  of  Medtart  &  Mason,  dw. 

Pearl  st  betw  Lexington  and  Fayette  sts 
Mason  Thaddeus,  Paca  st  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Mason  mrs  Catherine,  34  Market  st 
Mason  Noah,  labourer,  Chatsworth  st  betw  Frank- 
lin st  and  Chestnut  alley 
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MAT  JUatcheWs  Baltimore  242 

IMason  Richard,  baker,  10  Holiday  st 
fMason  John,  labourer,  Eutavv  st  near  Peace  alley 
tMason  Isaac,  East  st  n  of  Douglass  st 
JMason  James,  porter,"  Dutch  alley  n  of  Park  st 
JMason  Caleb,  carter,  Charles  st  s  of  Hill  st 
Masonic  Hall,  St.  Paul  st  cor  Court  house  lane 
Mass  Samuel,  cedar  cooper,  19  and  21  Franklin  st 
JMass  Polly,  washer,  Jefferson  st  e  of  Front 
Massey  mrs  Margaret  R.  tutoress,  Saratoga  st  n 

side  E  of  Eutaw 
Massey  Nathan  W.  blacksmith,  n  Gay  st  near  Belle 

Air  market 
Massey  mrs  Mary,  Potter  st  2d  door  n  of  Pitt 
Massey  mrs  Pamela,  Hanover  st  near  Welcome  al. 
Massey  Aquilla,  carpenter,  Pearl  st  betw  Fayette 

and  Lexington  sts 
Massicott  William,  sea  captain,  45  Albermarle  st 
MassoU  mrs  Ann,  Barre  st 
Masterson  Charles,  sail  cloth  weaver,  Pennsylvania 

avenue  near  Franklin  st 
Matchett  Richard  J.  printer,  ne  corner  of  Gay  and 

Water  sts 
JMattees  Betsy,  Happy  alley  below  Bank  st 
Mathers  John,  paver.  East  st  n  of  Hillea 
Mathess  miss  Catherine,  83  n  Gay  st 
Matlack  Samuel  T.  proprietor  of  United  hotel,  23 

Pratt  st 
Matthews  J.  S.  26  Fayette  st 
Matthews  Edward,  Howard  st  near  Madison  st 
Matthews  John,  Madison  st 
Matthews  Joshua,  Lloyd  st  near  Water  st 
Matthews  Ann,  Light  st  s  of  Montgomery  st 
Matthews  Thomas,  lumber  merchant,  97  n  High  st 
Matthews  Samuel,  teacher,  5  Low  st 
Matthews  Samuel,  senr.  se  cor  Pitt  and  East  sts 
Matthews  Samuel  C.  accountant,  32  n  Front  st 
Matthews  &  Hopkins,  commission  merchants,  10 

Bowly's  wharf;  dw  Thos.  Matthews  Eutaw  st 

3d  door  s  of  Howard;  mr  Hopkins  n  Charles  st 
Matthews  Richard,  porter,  Saratoga  st  s  of  Pearl 
Matthews  J.  cordage  and  commission  merchant,  17 

McElderry's  wharf 


243  Director,  1831.  MAY 

tMatthews  Richd.  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
JMatthews  Dinah,  washer,  1 1  Saratoga  st 
JMatthews  Michael,  Short  st  w  side 
tMatthews  Julia,  Old  York  road  near  Meth.  bury- 
ing ground 
JMatthews  Sanil.  labourer.  Run  al.  x  of  Fayette  st 
tMatthews  James,  trunk  maker,  Lerew's  al.  n  of 

Franklin  st 
JMatthews  Ch-arles,  Lerew's  al.  near  Richmond  st 
JMatthews  Cato,  labourer,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
tMatthews  Wm.  drayman.  Eager  al  near  Franklin  st 
Mathiot  John  B.  tt  Co.  fancy  chair  manufacturers, 

42  N  Gay  st;  dw  J.  B.  Matthiot,  SO  Ensor  st 
Mathiot  mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer,  73  s  High  st 
Mathiot  A.   fancy  chair  manufactory,  18  n  Gay  St. 

See  Advertisement 
Matthiot  mrs  Mary,  80  Ensor  st 
Mattingley  John,  Montgomery  st  n  side  w  of  Light 
Mattox  E.  tavern  and  oyster  house,  Grant  st  oppo- 
site Matthews  st 
tMattox  Wm.  labourer,  1 1 1  Camden  st 
Maul  Peter,  carpenter,  Light  st  5th  door  n  of  West 
tMaulick  C.  washer.  Bottle  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Maurau  mrs  Louisa,  Paca  st  x  of  Franklin 
Maurau  miss  L.  teacher,  French  and  English  aca- 
demy, 14  Lexington  st 
Mawhonney  George,  weaver,  Franklin  st  extended, 

Western  precincts 
Maxfield  John,  victualler,  York  road  s  of  Belv.  road 
tMaxfield  John,  labourer,  rear  of  26  s  Charles  st 
Maxwell  Joshua,  carpenter,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
tMaxwell  Saml.  sawyer.  North  st  near  Lexington 
May  James,  constable,  Howardjst  w  side  near  Pratt 
Maybury  Thos.  lime  inspector,  Potter  st  near  French 
Maybury  John,  tailor,  5  Mercer  st 
tMaybury  Mark,  labourer,  German  st  near  Cove 
Maydvvell  John,  Harrison  st 
Mayer  &  Brantz,  merchants,  Exchange  buildings 
Mayer  Christian,  firm  of  Mayer  &  Brantz,  presi- 
dent of  Patapsco  and  Neptune  Insurance  Co. 
and  consul  general  of  Wurtemberg,  office  Ex- 
change buildings;  dw  Saratoga  st  near  Pine  st 


McC  Matcheit^s  Baltimore  244 


Mayer  Charles  F.  attorney  at  law,  Athenaeum,  sw 

cor  St.  Paul's  st  and  Fayette;  dvv  St.  Paul's  st 
Mayer  G.  confectioner,  1 6  n  Liberty  st 
Mayfield  John,  bell-hanger,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Mayfield  Thos.  proprietor  of  drug  mill  and  blacking 

manufactory,  cor  Paca  and  Saratoga  sts 
Mayfield  mrs  Elizabeth,  milliner,  98  Sharp  st 
Mayfield  Elizabeth,  teacher,  cor  Union  &  Ross  sts 
Mayger  &-  Washington,  millwrights,   machine  and 

pattern  makers,  e  Fayette  st  near  Gay  st.   See 

advertisement. 
Mayhew  Wm.  E.  &  Co.  commission  merchants,  22 

s  Charles  st;  dw  W.  E.  Mayhew  26  St.  Paul's 
Maynard  mrs  Mary,  Pratt  st  s  side  near  the  bridge 
JMaynard  Charles,  barber,  shop  n  Gay  st  w  side, 

under  Chronicle  office;  dw  81  Liberty  st 
Maynus  Chas.  cordwainer.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Mayo  Simon,  mariner,  8  Lancaster  st 
Mayo  John,  porter  cellar,  n  Gay  st  at  the  bridge 
Mays  mrs  Sarah  Ann,  Dutch  alley  e  of  Park  st 
McAlavy  Francis,  porter,  21  Ross  st 
McAIeer  mrs  Mary,  Holiday  st  near  Bath  st 
McAleesse  mrs  Phoebe,  seamstress,  Granby  st.  bet 

Exeter  and  Gough 
McAleesse  Archibald,  grocer,  cor.  Eutaw  st.  and 

Wagon  alley 
McAllister  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress.  Canal  st  n  of  Pitt 
McAllister  John,  drayman.  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
McAnally  Peter,  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Cove 
McAnastry  John,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder 
McAnastry  Pat.  laborer,  Sarah  Ann  near  Schroeder 
McArdle  Pat.  grocer,  ne  cor  Lancaster  &  Market 
McArdle  Henry,  stationer,  61  e  Baltimore  st 
McBride  James,  laborer,  Bishop's  al  near  Stiles  st 
McBride  John,  weaver,  Franklin  st.  west,  precincts 
McBride  Barney,  laborer,  Biddle  al  near  Ross  st 
McCabe  mrs  Eliza,  Tyson  st 
McCabe  John  &,  Son,  saddlers  &  harness  makers, 

181  Baltimore  st;  dw  John  McCabe  at  do. 
McCadden  John,  grocer,  35  n  Eutaw  st 
McCafferty  John,  carpenter,  Eden  st  near  Baltimore 
McCafferty  mrs  Catherine,  Pine  st  n  of  Pierce 


245  Director,  ISSl.  McC 

McCaflfrey  Bernard,  dry  goods  merchant,  Paca  st 

s  of  Saratoga 
McCain  John,  hack  driver,  1  New  st 
McCaine  Joseph,  grocer,  ne  cor  Bath  &,  Holiday 
McCaine  Rev.  Alex'r.  Biddle  st.  w  of  Cathedral, 

Grundy's  row 
McCall  Pat.  carter,  cor  Monument  and  Stirling  sts 
McCall  Robert,  cordwainer,  Sugar  al  near  Light 
McCallister  Arch,  drayman,  Exeter  st  n  of  Hillen 
McCann  Chas.  Baltimore  Intelligence  office  keeper, 

17  Centre  Market  space 
McCann  Wm.  proprietor  of  Northern  Hotel,  nw 

cor  Pratt  st  and  Marsh  Market  space 
McCann  Chas.  weaver.  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
McCann  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  Hull's  lane  e  of  East 
McCann  Mary,  Water  st.  near  Harford  run  bridge 
McCann  mrs  Mary,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Howard 
McCardell  Wm.  cabinet  and  patent  bedstead  mak- 
er, NW  cor  Howard  and  Saratoga  sts 
McCarthy  Charles,  Ruxton  st 
McCarthy  mrs  Sarah,  Ann  st.  near  Alice  Ann 
McCarthy  Pat.  W.  grocer,  sw  cor  Polter  &  Low 
McCarthy  Patrick,  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
McCauley  Wm.  cordwainer,  French  st  n  of  Exeter 
McCausland  AVm.  painter,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
McCeney  Benj.  dry  goods  merchant,  83  Baltimore 
McChristal  Edw.  laborer.  Centre  st  near  the  falls 
ilcClaskey  Wm.  watchman.  Potter  st  near  Gay 
McClatchey  John,  grocer,  sw  cor  Charles  and  Lit- 
tle Hughes  sts 
McCIean  C.  W.  &,  Son,  grocers,  247  Baltimore  st; 
dw  C.  W.  McClean.  cor  Eutaw  &  Lombard  sts 
McCieary  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Charles  st 

near  Honey  alley 
McCleaster  John,  proprietor  of  scows,  20  Patterson 
McCleery  James,  cordwainer,  Montgomery  st.  bet 

Light  and  Charles 
BIcClellan  William  E.  firm  Boggs  &  Co.;  dw  89 

Green  st 
McClellan  misses  M.  J.  &  C.  62  n  Liberty  st 
McClellan  Andw.  cordwainer,  nw  cor  Lmm's  lane 
and  Burgundy  alley 


McC  MatcheWs  Ballimore  246 

McClellan  Samuel,  proprietor  of  York  and  Phila- 
delphia line  stages;  dvv  11  Water  near  Calvert 
McClellan  John,  firm  McKeen  &  McClellan;  dw 

McClellan  st 
BIcClellan  mr.  carter,  47  Liberty  st  near  Dutch  al 

McClenahan ,  turner,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 

McClesh  Arch,  sea  captain,  Ann  st  near  Thames 
tMcClo  Peter,  cor  Park  and  Saratoga  sts 
McClure  Robert,  mariner,  39  Alice  Anna  st 
McClure  John  &  Co.  tea,  wine  and  grocery  mer- 
chants, 119  Baltimore  st 
McClure  mrs  Mary  Ann,  dw  over  119  Baltimore  st 
McClure  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  63  Harrison  st 
McClush  mrs  washer,  Frederick  st  near  Second 
McCobb  Wm.  laborer.  Potter  st  s  of  French 
McColgan  Bernard,  grocer,  48  Second  st 
McColgan  John,  rum  and  cordial  distiller,  Sarato- 

go  st  near  Gay 
McCollam  James,  grocer,  sw  corner  Gough  st  and 

Strawberry  alley 
McColley  Tunis,  cordwainer.  Falls  st 
BlcColm  Matthew,  chair  maker,  45  South  st 
McComas  mrs  Mary,  Hillen  st  near  Exeter 
McComas  miss  Sarah,  Pleasant  st  e  of  Courtland 
McComas  Albert,  tailor,  nw  cor  Maiden  lane  and 

East  st 
McComas  Aquilla  S.  carpenter,  cor  Mulberry  st 

and  Long  alley 
McComas  mrs  Sarah,  88  Pitt  st 
McComas  Wm.  carpenter,  Park  lane  near  Pine 
McComas  mrs  Ann,  tavern  keeper,  46  Light  st 
JMcComas  Richard,  drayman,  Douglass  stE  of  East 
McComb  Archibald,  carpet  weaver,  Penn  av.  near 

George  st 
McConchie  Walter  A.  cabinet  maker,  Beuren  st 
McConkey  Wm.  carpenter.  Stiles  st  near  High 
McConkey  John,  grocer,  ne  cor  Granby  &  Exeter 
MeConkey  mrs.  Hetty,  private  boarding  house,  7 

Water  st 
McConkey  W.  accountant  in  Bank  Baltimore,  dw 
14  vv  Saratoga  st 


247  Director,  1831  McC 

McConn  Richard,  grocer  and  flour  merchant,  113 

N  Howard  st 
McConnell  miss  Elizabeth,  millinery  store,  37  n 

Gay  st  near  High  st 
McConnell  Hugh,  carpenter,  n  High  st  near  Gay 
McConnell  miss  Elizabeth,  boarding  house,  57  Cen- 
tre market  space 
McConnell  mrs  Elizabeth,  huckster,  86  French  st 
McConnell  Thos.  dry  goods  mercht.  6  Harrison  st 
McCord  Mark,  weaver,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
McCormick  Saml.  labourer,  Argyle  al.  near  Fleet  st 
McCormick  Wm.  drayman,  York  av.  s  of  Madison 
McCormick  John,  carter,  n  Front  st  betw  Gay  and 

Bath  sts  w  side 
McCormick  James,  miller,  Holiday  st  n  of  Bath 
McCormick  &  Keen,  grocers,  ne  cor  Paca  st  and 

Lexington  market  space 
McCormick  John,  firm  of  McCormick  &  Keen,  dw 

Paca  st  3  doors  s  of  Lexington 
McCormick  John,  cordwainer,  ne  cor  Lit.  Hamp- 

stead  and  Spring  sts 
McCormick  John,  flour  inspector,  28  n  Paca  st 
McCormick  Samuel,  mealman,  Franklin  row  w  of 

Chatsworth  st 
McCormick  mrs  Sarah,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove  st 
McCormick  John,  grocer,  Harford  av.  near  foot  of 

Gallows  hill 
McCoubray  Wm.  drayman,  Hillen  st  near  East 
McCoul  Robert,  cor  Douglass  and  Forest  sts 
McCoul  Geo.  cabinet  maker.  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
McCoy  Steph.  carpenter,  Eden  st  near  Baltimore  st 
McCoy  John,  chemist,  Cross  st  Federal  hill 
McCoy  Thomas,  94  Pitt  st 
McCoy  Sandy,  glass  cutter,  near  the  glass  hoiise 
McCoy  mrs  Jane,  boarding  house,  Thames  st  near 

Bond  st  s  side 
McCoy  John,  collector,  Hull's  lane  e  of  East  st 
.McCoy  mrs  Eliza,  Bank  st  near  Argyle  alley 
McCoy  Samuel,  porter  cellar,  126  n  Eutaw  st 
McCoy  mrs  Margaret,  cork  cutter,  1 37  Bond  st 
JMcCoy  Jas.  labourer.  Mechanics  st  w  of  High  st 
:fMcCoy  Robt.  waiter,  Sharp  st  near  Saratoga 


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McCracken  Dl.  weaver,  and  sexton  of  Covenanters' 

church,  s\v  cor  Eden  and  Holland  sts 
McCracken  John,  cabinet  maker,  49  s  Charles  st 
McCracken  Wm.  grocer,  ne  cor  Gay  and  High  sts 
McCracken  Saml.  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
McCracken  Jas.  labourer,  Hanover  st  near  Hill  st 
McCrea  Charles,  Lerew's  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
McCready  George,  wheelwright,  rear  of  Wilk  st 

w  of  the  run 
McCready  Jno.  labourer.  Bishop's  al.  near  Stiles  st 
McCreary  mrs  L.  Hanover  st  2d  door  n  of  Conway 
McCreary  James  A.  proprietor  of  Western  hotel, 

sw  cor  Howard  and  Saratoga  sts 
McCredden  Isaac,  plaisterer,  Hillen  st  n  of  Forest 
McCubbin  Wm,  tailor,  25  Lancaster  st 
McCubbin  Joshua,  tailor,  Orleans  st  near  Short  st 
McCubbin  James,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light  st 
McCubbin  Richard,  custom-house  officer;  dw  Pratt 

st  s  side  w  of  Exeter 
McCubbin  Joseph,  merchant  tailor,  Holiday  st;  dw 

Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
McCubbin  Chas.  mercht.;  dw  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
McCubbin  mrs  Frances,  n  Gay  st  near  Belle  Air 

market 
McCue  Patrick,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Pratt  st  s 

side  near  the  bridge 
McCue  mrs  Jane,  Peace  alley  near  Howard  st 
McCue  John,  Franklin  st  extended,  West  precincts 
McCulloch  James  H.  collector  of  customs  port  of 

Baltimore;  dw  Price  st  extended 
McCulloch  Doctor  Jas.  H.  deputy  collector  of  the 

port  of  Baltimore;  dw  4  Waterloo  row,  Cal- 
vert st 
McCullough  Wm.  bricklayer,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of 

Bond  st 
McGuUough  Duncan,  grocer,  nw  cor  Bank  st  and 

Strawberry  alley 
McCullough  mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer,  sw  cor  Pratt 

and  Caroline  sts 
McCure  George,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
McCurley,  Felix,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
McCusker  Hugh,  labourer,  16  Shakspear  st 


249  Director  1831.  McD 

McCusker  Patrick,  grocer,  Wilk  st  w  of  Caroline 
McCutchan  mrs  Anna,  innkeeper,  6  Bond  st 
McCutchan  Geo.  sailor,  Cross  st  w  of  William  st 
McDaniel  Geo.  tailor,  Potter  st  w  side  near  Low 
McDaniel  William,  cordwainer,  16  Commerce  st 
McDaniel  James,  labourer,  Pitt  st  near  shot  'tower 
McDaniel  Martin,  fishman.  Cove  st  near  s  Eutaw 
McDaniel  Wm,  P.  cordwainer,  s  Gay  st  n  of  Wa- 
ter st;  dw  cor  Pitt  and  East  sts 
McDaniel  Geo.  W.  draper  and  tailor,  17  n  Gay  st 
McDaniel  Ann,  Dutch  aL  bet  Liberty  &  Park  sts 
tMcDaniel  Nancy,  Guilford's  alley  near  Charles  st 
McDermot  John,  oak  cooper,  10  Philpot  st 
McDermot  Michael,  labourer,  w  Falls  avenue 
McDermot  mrs  Jane,  dry  goods  and  milinery  store 

29  Market  st 
McDermot  Jas.  painter,  Stillhouse  st  near  Water  st 
McDermot  James,  85  n  Liberty  st 
McDevit  John,  livery  stable  keeper,  n  Frederick  st 

near  Baltimore  st 
McDonald  Dominick,  grocer,  cor  Caroline  &  Wilk 
McDonald  W^m.  &  Son,  commission  merchants,  87 

Bowly's  wharf 
McDonald  General  Wm.  merchant,  Pratt  st  n  side 

near  Albermarle  st 
McDonald  Wm.  engineer  of  McKim's  copper  roll- 
ing mill,  w  Falls  avenue  s  of  Water  st 
McDonald  Dennis,  tailor,  Forest  st  near  Maryland 

Penitentiary 
McDonald  James,  painter,  cor  Park  and  Mulberry 
sts;  dw  NE  cor  Franklin  st  and  Lerew's  alley 
McDonald  James,  blacksmith,  ne  cor  Water  and 

Concord  sts 
McDonald  Alexr.  sexton  of  Cathedral,  Park  st  n  of 

Saratoga  st 
McDonald  David  H.  boarding  house,  29  w  Water  st 
McDonald  Alexander,  merchant,  sw  cor  Baltimore 

and  Howard  sts;  dw  Fayette  st  e  of  Liberty 
McDonald  Jane,  huckster,  East  st  4th  door  n  of 

Necessity  alley 
McDonald  Isabella,  Howard  st  near  Grundy's  row 
22 


McF  MatcheW^s  Baltimore  250 


McDonald  Patrick,  carter,  North  st  s  of  Bath 
McDonald  Alexr.  carter,  Park  st  s  of  Richmond 
McDonald  Jno.  cord\vainer,vSarah  Ann  stE  of  Cove 
McDonald  Jas.  hack  driver,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
tMcDonald  Jane,  huckster,  East  st  n  of  Necessity  al 
McDonnell  mrs  Ann,  10  Shakspear  st 
McDonnell  Hugh,  innkeeper,  Thames  st  bet  Mar- 
ket and  Ann  sts 
McDonnell  mrs  Catherine,  swcor  Caroline  &  Bank 
McDonnell  Michael,  sea  captain,  Pratt  st  bet  Ca- 
roline st  and  Strawberry  alley 
McDonnell  Alexander,  12  Lancaster  st 
McDonnell  mrs  Eliz'h,  York  road  s  of  Belvidere  r'd 
JMcDonnell  Richard,   grocery  and  provision  store, 

SE  cor  Caroline  st.  and  Strawberry  al 
McDonough  John,  keeper  of  livery  stables,  Eutaw 

St.  s  of  Saratoga;  stables  27  n  Frederick  st 
McDowell  Randall,  carpenter,  Wilk  st  near  bridge 
McDowell  Doctor  John  B.  13  w  Lexington  st 
McDowell  Doctor  Maxwell,  13  w  Lexington  st 
McDowell  George,  56  Baltimore 
McDowell  mrs  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
McDowell  Perry,  blacksmith,  68  French  st 
McDowell  Geo.  &  Son,  booksellers  and  stationers, 

212  Baltimore  st.     See  cover 
McDowell  G.  H.  Hamilton  st.  e  of  Cathedral 
McElderry  Hugh,  agent  for  Citizens'  line  steam- 
boats; dw  Aisquith  st  near  Pitt 
McEihany  Robert,  laborer,  Franklin  st  extended 
McElrea  Thos.  watchman,  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
McElrea  Crawford,  w-eaver.  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
McElroy  mrs  Sarah,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
McElvain  Jas.  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
McEhvee  Robert,  drayman,  Hillen  st  near  Potter 
McElwee  mrs  Jane,  grocer,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
McEnnis  Michael,  cooper,  n  Calvert  st.  opposite 

Mulberry  st 
McEnnis  John,  cooper.  Front  st  bet  Gay  &  Hillen 
McEvoy  James,  clerk  Maryland  Penitentiary 
McEvoy  Daniel,  drayman,  intersection  of  Columbia 

st  and  Washington  road 
McFaddon  Mary,  shop  keeper,  42  w  Pratt  st 


251  Director,  1831.  McG 

McFaddon  Juo.  H.  carpenter,  Commerce  n  of  Cable 
McFaddon  John,  slock  exchange  and   land  agent, 

26  Second  st;  d\v  St.  Paul's  st.  Sinclair's  row 
McFaddon  John,  St.  Paul's  n  of  Saratoga 
McFarlan  Francis,  dry  goods  merchant,  36  Centre 

Market  space 
jMcFarJan  Wm.  caulker,  Apple  alley  near  VVilk  st 
McFarson  mrs  MargH,  Pitt  st  near  Harford  run 
McFaul  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  n  Howard  st. 

E  of  Richmond 
McFaul  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  70  Lexington 

st  E  of  Eutaw 
McFerran  mrs  Jane,  baker,  5  Second  st 
McFerran  mrs  Ruth,  s  Charles  near  Little  Hughes 
McGain  Lackey,  at  Lanvale  factory,  Belvid.  bridge 
McGalagor  mrs  Harriet,  Howard  st  e  of  Richmond 
McGaniion  mr.  stone  cutter,  15  Mercer  st 
McGannon  John,  innkeeper,  Thames  near  Market 
McGarherty  Barney,  laborer,  Bath  st  near  North 
McGarherty  John,  moulder,  Calvert  st  head  of  Bath 
McGarherty  James,  Bath  st  bet  North  and  Davis 
McGee  Michae),  carter,  Wilk  st  e  of  Bond 
McGee  John,  cooper,  Dutch  al  near  Lexington  st 
McGeoch  Andrew,  Maiden  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 
McGill  Wm.  cloth  weaver,  46  n  Frederick  st 
McGill  Thos.  Charles  st  near  Centre 
McGill  mrs  Margaret,  1  Mercer  st 
McGill  Barney,  carter,  York  av  s  of  Madison  st 
tMcGill  Sarah,  washer,  German  st  near  Green 
McGinn  Jas.  clothing  store,  Calvert  st  s  of  Water; 

dw  St.  Paul  N  of  Hamilton 
McGinnis  Richard,  cordwainer,  26  New  Church  st 
McGinnis  John,  tailor,  Aisquith  st  s  of  McElderry 
McGinnis  John,  Strawberry  al  n  of  Holland  st 
McGinnis  mrs  Marg't,  York  st  near  Light 
McGinnity  Owen,  waiter,  3  New  Church  st 
McGinny  Edw.  sea  capt.  Gough  st  w  of  Caroline 
McGiveroa  Bernard,  baker,  vSaratoga  st  e  of  Eutaw 
McGlening  miss  Catherine,  George  st  near  Pine 
McGloshe^r  mrs  Isabella,  tailoress,  14  Lombard  st 
McGonigal  Hugh  &  Co.  grocery  and    dry   goods 
store,  93  n  High  st 


McI  MatcheWs  Baltimore  252 

McGowan  Jas.  C.  city  collector,Frank]in  st  e  of  Pine 
McGovvan  John,  grocer,  177  se  cor  Lexington  and 

Eutaw  St;  dvv  49  Eutaw 
McGowan  Andrew,  grocer,  nw  cor  Aisquith  and 

Comet  sts;  dw  67  Pitt 
McGowan  Edmund,  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
McGowan  Hugh,  laborer,  French  n  of  Constitution 
McGrath  Dominick,  Low  st  near  French 
McGrath  mrs  Susan,  Concord  st  s  of  Water 
McGrath  James,  coach  smith,  64  French  st 
McGraw  Edw.  carter.  Concord  st  near  Pratt 
McCreevy  Pat'k,  gardener,  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson 
McGregor  mrs  Harriet,  k  Howard  e  of  Richmond 
McGrew  Jas.  blacksmith,  rear  81  Front  st 
McGuigan  James,  distiller,  French  st  opposite  Bath 
McGuigan  John,  grocer,  Franklin  row,  w  of  Chats- 
worth  st 
McGuire  Doctor  Charles,  15  s  Gay  st 
McGuire  Mich,  carpenter.  Holiday  st  s  of  Pleasant 
McGuire  James,  baker,  sb  cor  Pratt  &  Douglass 
McGuire  captain  James,  76  Market  st 
McGuire  John,  grocer,  55  s  Frederick  st 
McGuire  Henry,  huckster,  32  s  Charles  st 
McGuire  James,  baker,  ne  cor  Potter  &  Douglass 
McGuire  mrs.  Holiday  st.  bet  Bath  and  Pleasant 
McGuirk  Peter,  stone  sawyer,  Davis  st  near  Bath 
McGuirk  mrs  Martha,  cor  Broad  al  and  Biddle  st 
McGurk  mrs  Cath.  Crook's  back  row.  Monument  st 
McHenry  D.  ship  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Ann 
McHenry  Hugh,  clerk  in  Union  Bank;  dw  Frank- 
lin st  E  of  Howard 
McHenry  James,  house  and  sign  painter,  2|  Hano- 
ver st;  dw  Saratoga  w  of  Liberty 
Mcllhany  John,  grocer,  York  av  n  of  Madison  st 
Mcllhany  John,  weaver.  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Mcllhany  John,  grocer,  18  n  Liberty  st 
Mcllroy  John,   victualler,   Hampstead  hill  n  of  e 

Baltimore  st 
Mcllroy  Catherine,  book  folder,  Harford  st.  betw 

Bank  and  Gough 
Mcllroy  Thos.  merchant,  1  Light  st  wharf 
Mclntire  mrs  Jane,  Granby  st  e  of  Gough  n  side 


253  Director,  1831.  McK 

Mclntyre  David,  china,  glass  and  queensvvare  store, 

71  N  Howard  st;  dvv  28  Eutaw  st 
Mclntyre  James,  grocer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Mclntyre  James,  teacher,  n  Sharp  st  near  Saratoga 
Mcllhany  Alexr.  soap  and  tallow  chandler,  Dutch 

alley  E  of  Howard  st 
Mcintosh  mrs  Mary,  Spring  st  n  of  e  Baltimore 
Mcintosh  Duncan,  hatter,  n  Gay  st  near  B.  Air  M. 
McJilton  Daniel,  superintendant  of  sweeps,  Rock  st 

between  Saratoga  and  Lexington  sts 
McJilton  &L  Cannon,  cabinet  makers,  11  Sharp  st 
McKalarny  Patk.  labourer,  lower  end  Caroline  st 
McKanna  Patk.  &  Co.  grocers,  Pratt  st  w  of  Paca 
McKannary  Edward,  stone  mason,  84  French  st 
McKay  Geo.  K.  mariner,  Pratt  st  w  of  Market  st 
McKay  mrs  Martha,  Saratoga  st  betw  Pine  &Cove 
McKeage  Robt.  tobacconist,  Sugar  al.  w  of  Light 
McKee  Andw.  drover,  w  side  Potter -st  near  Hillen 
McKee  &  Brown,  importers  of  dry  goods,  151 

Baltimore  st 
McKee  John,  weaver,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
McKee  Patk.  cordwainer,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
McKee  Wm.  merchant,  dw  Paca  st  s  of  Pratt  st 
McKee  Thos.  cordwainer,  Franklin  row,  2d  house 

w  of  Chatsvvorth  st 
McKee  Jas.  stone  mason,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Madison 
McKeldin  Joseph,  grocer,  1 17  vv  Pratt  near  Eutaw 
McKell  James,  machine  and  engine  maker,  Nwcor 

President  and  Stiles  sts;   dw  President  st  be- 
tween Fawn  and  Stiles  sts. 
McKeel  James,  collector,  12  n  Exeter  st 
McKeen  Wm.  merchant,  dw  39  Albermarle  st 
McKeen  William  S.  104  Smith's  wharf 
McKeen  &  McClellan,  china  and  glass  merchants, 

218  Baltimore  st;  dw  John  McKeen,  McClel- 

lan's  alley 
McKeey  James,  carter,  Concord  st  s  of  Water 
McKenny  Wm.  clerk,  Wagon  alley  near  Liberty  st 
McKenny  Andw.  Lanvale  cotton  factory,  w  of  Bel- 

videre  bridge 
McKenzie  James,  carpenter,  10  n  Exeter  st 
22* 


McL  MatcheWs  Baltimore  25  > 

McKenzie  Evan,  cordvvainer,  Wagon  alley  w  of 

Howard  st 
McKenzie  Jesse,  cooper,  New  st  near  Paca 
McKeown  John,  senr.  labourer, Davis  st  near  Bath 
McKeown  John,  junr.         do.  do.  do. 

McKerlie  mrs  Isabella,  13  Fleet  st 
McKew  P.  grocery  &  dv^  goods  store,  109  NHigh  st 
McKew  E.  grocer,  Cathedral  st  near  Tyson's  alley 
McKewen  Peter,  innkeeper,  22  w  Fayette  st 
McKim  Alexr.  judge  orphans'  court,  18  Hanover  st 
McKim's  Free  School,  e  Baltimore  st  n  side  w  of 

Harford  run 
McKim  David  T.  Holiday  st  next  door  to  Theatre 
McKim  mrs  Ann,  nw  cor  Aisquith  and  Douglass  sts 
McKim  &L  Maslin,  wholesale  hardware  merchants, 

248  Baltimore  st 
McKim  Wm.  D.  (firm  of  McKim  &  Maslin,)  dw  e 

Baltimore  st  w  of  Lloyd  st 
McKim  John,  junr.  dw  20  Holliday  st 
McKim  miss  Mary,  fancy  dress  maker,  German  st 

between  Hanover  and  Sharp  sts 
McKim  Isaac,  proprietor  of  Valona  copper  works, 

warehouse  42  s  Gay  st;  rolling  mill  lower  end 

Smith's  w^harf;  dw  Baltimore  st  e  of  Exeter 
McKim  John,  junr.  &l  Sons,  copper  warehouse,  nw 

cor  Pratt  and  Frederick  sts 
McKim  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchts.  29  Baltimore  st 
McKim  Robert,  chemist,  Cross  st  w  Johnson  st 
KcKim  Samuel,  29  Baltimore  st 
McKiniey  Thomas,  1 1  Comet  st 
McKinley  Margaret,  weaver,  w  Mulberry  st 
McKinnell  James,  Pennsylvania  av.  near  Union  st 
McKinnell  mrs  Jane,  Lexington  st  near  Park  st 
McKinney  John,  labourer,  Peace  al.  w  of  Eutaw  st 
^IcKinzie  Jesse,  cooper.  New  st  near  Paca  st 
McKittrick  Philip,  turner,  Water  st  at  Falls  bridge 
McKittrick  Philip,  porter.  Water  st  near    do. 
McKnight  Thos.  tanner,  sw  cor  Lexington  and  Sa- 
ratoga sts 
McLeavy  &  Lawless,  proprietors  of  Washington 

hotel,  Louisiana  st  near  Paca 
McLaughlin  mrs  Ellen,  Ann  st  s  of  Alice  Anna 


255  Director,  1831.  McM 

McLaughlin  Jefferson,  shoemaker,  S3  Bond  st 
McLaughlin  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Mott  st  w  side 
McLaughlin  Robert,  carpenter,  St.  Paul's  st  n  of 

Hamilton  st 
McLaughlin  mrs  Ann,  St.  Mary's  st 
McLaughlin  mrs  Ann,  3  New  st 
McLaughlin  John,  grocer,  cor  Fayette  st  &  Run  al. 
McLaughlin  Rosanna,  grocer,  cor  Saratoga  &  Pearl 
McLaughlin  mr.  house  carpenter,  Franklin  st;   dw 

Eutavv  st  E  side  n  of  Franklin 
McLaughlin  George,  cordwainer,  e  side  Front  st 

3d  door  s  of  Hillen  st 
McLaughlin  Peter,  clothing  store,  59  w  Pratt  st 
McLaughlin  Andw.  at  Barnum's  city  hotel  n  Calvert 
McLaughlin  Edward,  drayman,  cor  of  Monroe  arid 

Spring  sts 
McLean  Elias,  block  and  pump  maker,  Patterson  st 

s  of  Pratt  st;  dw  Ensor  st  near  Mott  st 
McLean  Donald,  milkman,  Hillen  st  3d  door  s  of 

East  st  w  side 
McLean  John,  boat  builder,  Thames  st  e  of  Ann; 

dw  Fawn  st 
McLean  Chas.  W.  &  Son,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eutaw; 

dw  se  cor  Eutaw  and  Lombard  sts 
McLean  Archibald,  printer,  Exeter  near  of  Salisbury- 
McLean  Adams  L.  furniture  store,  17  w  Water  st 
McLean  mrs  Susan,  near  Belle  Air  road  w  Canal  st 
McLean  John,  blacksmith,  dw  Fawn  st  2  doors  from 

High  st;  shop  1  Patterson  st  and  1  Beachem's 

yard,  Wo^f  st 
McLean  Doctor  Charles,  w  side  Green  st  between 

Franklin  and  Mulberry  sts 
McLean  Jacob,  blacksmith,  Montgomery  st  betw 

Light  and  Charles  sts 
McLeaster  John,  owner  of  scows,  20  Patterson  st 
McMackon  Alexander,  shoemaker,  99  Bond  st 
McMahon  Francis,  grocer,  cor  Pine  &  Fayette  sts 
McMahon  Wm.  fruiterer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Eutaw 
McMahon  John  Y.  L.  attorney  at  law,  cor  Lexing- 
ton and  Courtland  sts 
McManus  Doctor  F.  R.  Sharp  st  3d  door  s  of  Pratt; 
dw  SE  cor  Eutaw  and  Lombard  sts 


McP  Matchett^s  Baltimore  256 

McManus  Alexr.  mariner,  Har.  run  n  of  the  bridge 
MeManus  Charles,  baker,  34  Water  sts 
McManus  Owen,  cor  Lombard  and  Eutaw  sts 
McMasters  mrs  J.  milliner,  107  Baltimore  st 
McMechen  Judge  William,  Fayette  st  n  side  Eof 

Liberty  st 
McMechin  Wm  M.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  60 

Baltimore  st 
McMechin  Kenry,  cooper,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Eutaw 
McMillen  Hugh,  chemist,  Green  st  n  of  Paca 
McMillen  John,  chemist,  cor  Pine  st  and  Park  lane 
McMuUen  Thomas,  Gough  st  s  side  e  of  Eden 
McMuUen  mrs  Catherine,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
McMullen  Neal,  grocer,  cor  Richmond  &,  Tyson  sts 
McMurray  Nicholas,  nailor,  Wilk  st  near  High  st 
McNally  Bernard,  cordwainer.  Pine  near  Mulberry 
McNameder  John,  storekeeper,  ne  cor  Ann  and 

Alice  Anna  sts 
McNeal  James,  jr.  cooper,  Pratt  st.  opposite  Pat- 
terson st;  dw  Granby  st  near  Harford  run 
McNeal  Andrew,  carpenter,  Harrison  st  near  Gay, 

dw  30  N  Exeter  st 
McNeely  Thos.  grocer,  sw  cor  Water  &l  Concord 
McNeill  Jas.  scowman,  Wilk  st  near  Harford  run 
McNeill  capt.  W^m.  G.  engineer  of  Bait,  and  Susq. 

rail  road;  dw  Pascault's  row,  Lexington  st 
McNeir  Ann,  Holiday  st  bet  Bath  and  Pleasant 
McNeir  George,  tailor,  Conway  st  e  of  Sharp 
McNichols  Isaac,  carter,  William  st  n  of  Warren 
McNier  mrs  Rachel,  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
McNier  John,  tailor,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
McNier  mrs  Ann,  Gay  st  near  Exeter 
McNulty  Wm.  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
McPhail  &  Davidson,  boot  and  shoemakers,  Frank- 
lin st  E  of  Penn  av 
McPhail  mrs  Mary,  mantua  maker,  8  New  Church 
McPherson  John,  merchant,  Penn  av  near  Union  st 
McPherson  mrs  Marg't,  Pitt  st  near  Harford  run 
McPherson  Duncan,  15  Lancaster  st 
McPherson  Jonas,  Biddle  st.  n  of  Penn  av 
McPherson  W^m.  tavern  keeper,  sw  corner  Charles 
and  Conw^ay  sts 


257  Director,  1831.  MED 

; 

McPherson  John,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  near  Pitt 
McPherson  John  &  Co.  grocers  and  produce  mer- 
chants, 26  w  Franklin  st;  dvv  Pen  av  n  of  Union 
McPlierson  Wm.  farmer,  w  Baltimore  st.  near  city 

boundary 
McPike  Patrick,  weaver,  at  Lanvale  factory,  w  of 

Belvidere  bridge 
JMcQuay  Richard,  sailor,  Short  alley  e  of  Short  st 
McQuinn  mr.  firm  of  Walsh  &,  McQuinn;  dvv  Con- 
way St.  bet  Hanover  and  Charles  sts 
McReynolds  Skeventon,  weaver,  Franklin  st.   ex- 
tended, west,  precincts 
McShary  Francis,  chemist.  Cross  st  w  of  Johnson 
McSoarley  Patrick  H.  schoolmaster,  120  Bond  st 
McTaggart  Jas.  gardener,  Harford  av  n  of  Scotch- 
burn's  rope  walk 
Mc Williams  John,  grocer,  se  cor  Wilk  and  Bond  sts 
McWilliams  miss  Eliz'h,  mantua  maker,  18  Pitt  st 
Mead  Nich.  cabinet  maker,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden 
Mead  mrs  Eliz'h,  seamstress,  Pratt  st  near  Concord 
Mead  Daniel,  cordwainer,  Fountain  st.  near  Wash- 
ington 
Meads  Wm.  stone  cutter.  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Meads  mrs  Mary,  tavern  keeper,  20  n  Liberty  st 
Meads  Philip,  blacksmith.  Sugar  alley  near  Light  st 
fMeads  Zachariah,  porter.  Centre  st  w  of  St.  Paul 
tMeads  Stephen,  sailor.  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
JMeads  Jane,  washer,  Chaisty's  al.  n  of  Union  st 
Meakins  Thos.  bricklayer.  Sharp  st  n  of  Fayette 
Mearis  Jacob,   manager  of  Baltimore  floor  cloth 
manufactory;  d\v  Albermarle  st  s  of  Plowman 
Mears  Robert,  cooper.  Long  alley 
Mebel  Andrew,  stone  cutter,  French  st  n  of  Exeter 
Mecanger  mrs  Keziah,  milliner,  Baltimore  st  near 

Canal 
Medairy  and  Bannerman,   engravers,   basement  of 

Farmers  &  Merchants'  Bank,  n  Calvert  st 
Medairy  John,  firm  of  do.;  dvv  Hanover  st  s  of  Lee 
Medcalf  Abraham,  victualler,  Loudenslager's  hill 
Medcalf  mrs  Abigail,  Maiden  lane  near  East  st 
Medcalf  A.  P.  victualler,  Hampstead  hill,  n  of  e 
Baltimore  st 


MER  Matchett's  Baltimore  2  58 

Medcalf  William,  clerk  of  criminal  court,  37  Cam- 
den street 
Medinger  Israel,  baker,  Short  st  near  Orleans 
Medinger  John  J.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  se  cor 

Gay  and  Exeter  sts 
Medinger  Jacob,  tavern  keeper,  e  Baltimore  st  near 

Harris's  creek 
Medinger  Cotleip,  victualler,  Pitt  st  w  of  Eden 
Medinger  C.  A.  baker  and  grocer.  Forest  st  near 

French 
tMedley  George,  Lit.  Hampstead  st.  e  of  Spring 
Medtart  &  Mason,  dry  goods  merchants,  238  Bal- 
timore st 
Medtart  Joshua,  dvv.  Lombard  st  near  Eutaw 
JMeeds  Sarah,  Run  alley,  near  Saratoga  st 
JMeeds  Jesse,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  vv  of  Rock 
Meekins  Thomas,  laborer,  16  Commerce  st 
Meekins  miss  Eliza,  Montgomery  st  vv  of  Charles 
Meichel  E.  M.  currier,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Liberty 
Mellor  Samuel,  hack  driver,  Exeter  st  NofHillen 
Mellor  Charles,  stockings,  drawers,  suspenders  and 

bobbinet  lace  manufacturer,  21  Water  st 
Meloney  Daniel,  carpenter,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Cove 
Melvin  Jno.  huckster,  Bottle  alley  near  Howard  st 
Melvin  G.  W.  tavern  keeper,  79  Hanover  st;  dw 

49  Camden  st 
Mentzell  Chs.  boot  k  shoem'r,  Baltimore  near  Pine 
Mentzel  Henry,  baker,  54  n  Exeter  st 
Menzies  Edes  V.  turner,  cor  Water  and  Commerce 

sts;  dw  2  s  High  near  Stiles 
Menzies  Jas.  merchant,  dw  Pearl  st.  near  Fayette 
Mercer  Henry  R.  tanner,  Harford  av.  above  Gre- 

ble's  pottery 
Mercer  mrs.  Temperance,  seamstress,  Aisquitli  st. 

bet  Comet  and  Douglass 
Mercer  Charles,  engineer.  Bayard  st.  near  Caroline 
JMercer  Eliza,  s  end  Caroline  st 
Merchant  Henrietta,  Crook's  back  row^.  Monument 
Meredith  mrs  Margaret,  Franklin  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Meredith  P.  clock  and  watch  maker,  Eutaw  st  n  of 

Fayette 


Director,  1831.  MES 

Meredith  John,  miller,  10  Commerce  st 
Meredith  J.  attorney  at  law,  n  Calvert  st  near  Lex- 
ington 
Merker  A.  locksmith  and  bell  hanger,  Eutaw  st  n 

of  Saratoga  st 
Meikle  Geo.  grocer  and  produce  merchant,  112  n 

Howard  st 
Merkle  Jacob,  proprietor  of  Farmers'  hotel,  108 

cor  Howard  and  IMulberry  sts 
Merklin  John,  gardener,  Chaisty's  al.  n  of  Union  st 
fMerrika  Moses,  College  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
Merran  Terence,  porter,  Wilk  st  s  side  near  High 
Merriken  James,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  55  South  st 
Merriken  James,  cabinet  maker,  Lexington  st  n  side 

w  of  Liberty 
Merritt  Moses,  98  s  High  st 

Merritt  James,  laborer,  Madison  st  nearLerew's  al. 
Merritt  Samuel  F.  general  commission  merchant, 

4  Schroeder's  row 
Merritt  mrs  Julia  Ann,  s  Charles  st;  div  Saratoga 

st  near  city  spring 
Merritt  John,  drayman,  Sugar  alley  near  Light  st 
Merritt  Samuel,  cartwright,  Baltimore  st  near  Cov« 
Merritt  Samuel,  n  Howard  st  near  Grundy's  row 
Merritt  mrs  Julia  Ann,  71  x  Green  st 
Merryman  Chas.  grocery  and  dry  goods  store,  cor 

Potter  and  Ensor  sts 
Merryman  mrs  Catherine,  64  n  Liberty  st 
Merryman  Nelson,  currier,  Ensor  st  near  Potter 
Merryman  Sarah,  Spring  st  betw  Wilk  and  Bank 
Merryman  &  Gittings,  stock  and  exchange  brokers 

and  commission  agents,  27  s  Gay  st 
Merryman  John,  firm  of  Merryman  &  Gittings,  dw 

over  4  s  Calvert  st 
Merryman  Saml.  constable,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
JMerryman  Betsy,  washer.  Fleet  st  w  of  Bond 
tMerton  Gabriel,  carter,  Happy  alley 
Mervin  Clare,  plaisterer,  Holland  st  e  of  Harf.  ruQ 
Mesner  Matthias,  laborer,  Liberty  alley  near  Madi- 
son st 
Messersmith  mrs  Frances,  Lexington  st  bet  Charles 
and  St.  Paul's  sts 


MID  Matchett^s  Baltimore  260 

Messersmith  John  C.  baker,  Penn  av.  near  Union  st 
Messing  Frederick,  saddler,  Howard  st  n  of  Frank- 
lin; dw  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Messoniere  Francis,  Mulberry  st  n  sidcE  of  Eutaw 
Metcalf  Abraham,  victualler,  Laudenslager's  hill 
Metheney  Geo.  cordwainer,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 
Mettee  Martin,  blacksmith.  President  st;  dw  Pratt 

between  Exeter  and  Gough  sts 
Mettee  Philip,  blacksmith,  sw  cor  Lombard  and 

Ellicott  sts;   dw  28  Light  st 
Mettee  Chas.  A.  smith  in  general,  SQ  Light  st;  dw 

54  s  Charles  st 
Meeteer  Samuel  &  William,  paper  warehouse,  3 
Baltimore  st;  dw  Wm.  Meeteer,  3  Baltimore  st 
See  advertisement. 
Meeteer  Albert,  blacksmith,  Beuren  st  near  the  falls 
Metier  John  M.  labourer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Meyer  Godfi  ey,  brass  founder  and  coppersmith,  e 
Pratt  st  betw  Concord  st  &  Marsh  mar.  space 
Meyer  Thos.  brickmaker,  firm  of  Shedden  &  Mey- 
er, Hanover  st  2d  door  s  of  Welcome  alley 
Meyerdircks  John  S.  confectioner,  36  w  Pratt  st 
Metts  mrs  Elizabeth,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 
Metzduerf  mrs  Ann,  Columbia  st  near  Paca 
Metzgar  Danl.  carpenter,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt  w  side 
Metzler  Conrad,  cordwainer,  Harford  avenue  near- 
ly opposite  Greble's  pottery 
Mezick  Thomas  J.  merchant,  Pratt  st  w  of  Exeter 
Mezick  Baptist,  merchant,  Pratt  st  w  of  Exeter 
Mezick  captain  Joshua,  94  Market  st 
Mezick  &  Johnson,  merchants,  43  s  Gay  st 
Michael  Henry,  watchman.  48  n  Front  st 
Michael  M.  46  n  Front  st 
Michael  mrs  Margaret,  24  n  Liberty  st 
Micheau  John,  carver   and  gilder,  cor  Water  and 

Commerce  sts 
Mickle  Robt.  cashier  of  Union  Bank  of  Maryland; 

dw  cor  Courtland  and  Franklin  sts 
Mickin  Daniel,  cooper,  Stillhouse  st  near  Plowman 
Middlemore  Joseph,  brush  and  bellows  maker,  21 J 

Baltimore  st. 
Middleton  Henry,  grocer,  se  cor  Wilk  &  Wolf  sts 


261  Director,  1831.  MIL 

Middleton  Richard,  justice  of  peace,  office  next 

Calhoun's  warehouse  Pratt  st;   dvv  and   dry 

goods  store  38  \v  Pratt  st 
Middleton  mrs  Susan,  cor  Hollingsworth  and  Mat- 
thews sts 
,  Middleton  Cath.  dry  goods  store,  Pratt  st  w  of  Sharp 
fMiddleton  A.  Eden  st  e  side  near  e  Baltinaore  st 
Middlestaff  John,  fisherman,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 
Milburn  Henry,  carter,  Wilk  st  s  side  near  High 
Milburn  William,  cordwainer,  9  Thompson  st 
Milburn  Samuel,  bruslimaker,  Saratoga  st  betw  Run 

alley  and  Pine  st 
tMilburn  Levi,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroder  st 
Miles  John,  blacksmith,  Hillen  st  4th  door  s  of 

East  st  w  side;  dw  opposite 
Miles  mrs  Sarah,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove  st 
Miles  Isaac  H.  ship  carpenter,  Philpot  st 
Miles  John  L.  merchant,  dw  sw  cor  Salisbury  and 

Lloyd  sts 
Miles  David,  weaver.  Rock  st  near  Eutaw  st 
Miles  mrs  Elizabeth,  Mechanics'  row,  Wilk  st  near 

Harford  run 
Miles  John,  carpenter,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway  st 
Miles  mrs  Ellen,  Mechanics'  row,  Wilk  st  w  of 

Harford  run 
Miles  Samuel  D.  weaver,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga  st 
Milholland  Robt.  block  and  pump  maker,  24  Ann 

st;  shop  Thames  st  near  Ann  st 
Millechop  Js.  justice  of  peace,  45  n  Gay  st;  dw  47 

w  Baltimore  st 
Millen  Richard,  Baltimore  st  s  side  near  Cove  st 
Miller  Nicholas,  grocer,  ne  cor  Fayette  &  Pearl  sts 
Miller  Andvv.  cordwainer.  Mulberry  st  near  Pearl 
Miller  Isaac,  farmer,  Lanvale  cotton  factory,  w  of 

Belvidere  bridge 
Miller  John,  rigger,  28  Shakspear  st 
Miller  Jacob,  butcher,  w  Pratt  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Miller  mrs  Mary,  Strawberry  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Miller  John,  butcher,  w  Pratt  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Miller  Robert,  brick  moulder,  cor  Green  st  and  w 

termination  of  Conway  st 
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MIL  MatcheWs  Baltimore  262 

Miller  Jacob,  rigger,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Apple  alley 
Miller  Jacob,  labourer,  27  Shakspear  st 
Miller  Jacob,  labourer,  Madison  st  near  Lerew'*s  al. 
Miller  William,  lieut.  of  city  watch,  grocer,  necof 

E  Baltimore  and  Eden  sts 
Miller  Conrad,  sand  merchant,  Lerew's  alley  near 

Richmond  st 
Miller  Jacob,  cordwainer,  Wilk  st  s  side  near  High 
Miller  Anthony,  cooper,  Long  alley 
Miller  John  P.  clerk  U.  S.  Bank;  dw  Pratt  st  s  side 

near  Exeter  st 
Miller  John,  huckster,  Long  alley 
Miller  Wm.  F.  dw  13  Albermarle  st 
Miller  Doctor  Henry,  Lombard  st  near  Charles 
Miller  James  M.  tailor,  Q5  e  Baltimore  st 
Miller  Adam,  victualler.  Light  st  s  of  West  st 
Miller  Jacob,  labourer,  Long  alley 
Miller  Alexander,  dvv  Barnett  st- 
Miller  James,  carpenter,  Orange  alley 
Miller  Charles,  cooper,  22  Lexington  st  near  Park 
Miller  Richd.  bricklayer.  Wagon  al.  vv  of  Howard 
Miller  Thos.  painter,  Long  alley  near  Lexington  st 
Miller  Christopher,  dyeing  establishment,  Front  st 

near  Pratt;  dw  64  s  Charles  st 
Miller  Wm.  tanner  and  currier,  Front  st  1st  house 

N  of  Gay  st 
Miller  John,  n  Gay  st  e  of  Mott  st 
Miller  John,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove  st 
Miller  Philip,  porter,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove  9t 
Miller  Francis,  bricklayer.  Pine  st  near  Mulberry 
Miller  mrs  Ann,  seamstress,  80  n  Exeter  st 
Miller  mrs  Emily,  dry  goods  store,  21  Market  st 
Miller  miss  Mary  Ann,  Lloyd  st  betvv  e  Baltimore 

and  Salisbury  sts 
Miller  John,  well  digger,  Biddle  al.  near  Ross  st 
Miller  John,  printer.  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  ruQ 
Miller  James,  wheelwright,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Miller  George  W.  innkeeper,  sw  cor  Fish  market 

space  and  Concord  st 
Miller  John  D.  deputy  market  master  and  crier  of 
circuit  court,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin  st 


263  Director,  1831.  MIL 


Miller  nirs  Mary,  48  Ross  st 

Miller  Christopher,  coach  lace  and  fringe  manufac- 

.     turer,  64  s  Charles  st 
Miller  Elijah,  teacher,  Baltimore  st  betvv  Pearl  and 

Pine  sts 
Miller  Matthew,  cordwainer,  Liberty  alley  near 

Monument  st 
Miller  Robert,  dvv  Sharp  st  near  Lombard  st 
Miller  James,  brickmaker,  Montgomery  st  n  side 

w  of  Li^ht  st 
Miller  Alexander,  Inloes  alley  w  of  Park  st 
Miller  Doctor  James  H.  professor  of  theory  and 

practice  of  medicine  in   Washington  Medical 

College;  d\v  Fayette  st  w  of  Park 
Miller  Geo,  W.  &  H.  grocers,  21  Market  space 
Miller  mrs  Catherine,  33  n  High  st 
Miller  Zadoc,  sailmaker.  Fleet  st 
Miller  John,  shoemaker,  41  n  High  st 
Miller  Samuel  L.  brickmaker,  Hanover  st  s  of  Lee 
Miller  Elizabeth,  n\v  cor  Potter  and  Low  st 
Miller  Henry  G.  cordwainer,  Pitt  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Miller  Thos.  carpenter,  Potter  st  near  Low 
Miller  Jacob,  grocer,  Ruxton  st 
Miller  George,  East  st  bet  Pitt  and  Baltimore 
Miller  Doctor  H.  office  Lombard  st  near  Charles 
Miller  mrs  Catherine,  Pitt  st  near  Exeter 
Miller  John,  constable,  Pinkney  st  e  of  Spring 
Miller  Benj.  C.  stone  potter.  Low  st  near  Aisquith 
Miller  Jacob,  steam  boiler  maker.  Little  Hughes  st 

bet  Charles  and  Light  sts 
Miller  mrs  Ann,  Albermarle  st  near  High 
Miller  William,  iron  founder,  Jones's  falls,  cTpposite 

Fish  market;  dw  Albermarle  st  near  Water 
JMiller  H.  laborer.  Water  st  opposite  Harford  run 
JMiller  Dick,  laborer.  Hill  st  near  Light 
Miller  Peter,  drayman,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Miller  Lloyd,  Conway  st  near  Hanover 
Miller  James,  laborer.  Mulberry  st  near  Pearl 
:Miller  James,  laborer,  Guilford's  al  near  Charles 
JMiller  Peter,  laborer,  56  n  Exeter  st 

Miller  Margaret,  washer,  36  n  Frederick  st 
!VIiiless  mrs  Susan,  80  Ensorst 


MIN  MatcheWs  Baltimore  264 

Miilesock  John,  laborer,  cor  Falls  st  &>  Liberty  al. 
Milligan  Henry,  Potter  st  opposite  Douglass 
Millikan  James  H.  umbrella,  whip  and  cane  manu- 
facturer, s\v  cor  of  South  and  Water  sts 
Milliman  mrs  Mary,  milliner,  13  Potter  st 
Milliman  George,  carpenter,  Holland  st.  near  Ais- 

quith;  dw  Aisquith  near  Douglass 
Millington  John  N.  printer,  6  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
tMillington  Kitty,  Park  lane  near  Hampton 
Million  madame,  tutoress,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Million  mrs  Mary,  Pine  st  bet  Franklin  &  George 
Miilison  Samuel,  constable,  7  Mulberry  st 
Mills  mrs  Catherine,  Park  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Mills  Wm.  P.  &  Robert  Benson,  merchant  tailors, 

99  Baltimore  st 
Mills  David,  tinner,  69  Harrison  st 
Mills  William,  teacher,  Howard  st  n  of  Franklin 
Mills  Levin,  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Ann 
Mills  Wm.  milkman,  Penn  av  near  Cove  st 
Mills  mrs  Susanna,  female  academy,  Wilk  st  near 

Apple  alley 
Mills  Malachi,  carpenter,  Hampton  near  Baltimore 
Mills  Richard,  hatter,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Mills  Theodore,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Mil's  Charles,  coach  maker,  Beuren  st  near  falls 
Mills  Andrew,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Mills  mrs  Penelope,  65  Fleet  st 
Mills  mrs  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  55  East  st 
Mills  Ezekiel,  tailor,  Potter  st  near  Gay 
fMills  John,  sawyer,  Scott  st  s  end 
JMills  Nelly,  washer  and  waiter,  under  7  Calvert 

st;  dw  82  Ensor  st 
tMills  York,  boot  black,  Franklin  st  near  Cove 
Milroy  John,  carter.  Hill  st  bet  Hanover  &  Sharp 
Miltenberger  Anthony,  justice  of  peace;  dw  Jef- 
ferson row,  Conway  st 
Miltenberger  &  Warner,  dry  goods  merchants,  59 
Lexington  st  w  of  Howard;  dw  A.  Miltenber- 
ger, Conway  st  extended 
Mince  Eleanor,  tavern,  ne  cor  Eden  &  Wilk  sts 
Mince  Joseph,  Bank  st.  bet  Spring  and  Eden  sts 
Mince  Seth,  painter  &  glazier,  East  st  near  Pitt 


265  Director,  \SS\.  MIT 

Mine  Marcus,  laborer,  Market  st  opposite  head  of 

Little  Hampstead  st 
tMingo  Sarah,  Scott  st  s  end 
fMingo  Jas.  laborer,  Happy  alley  near  Bank  st 
Minifie  mrs  Mary,  milliner  and  dress  maker,  6  B 

Baltimore  st  near  Front 
Miner  John,  tailor,  Lee  st  w  of  Light 
Minnick  Michael,  cordwalner,  Cove  st  near  Pen  ar 
Minton  Wm.  watchman,  21  Harrison  st 
Mintzell  Charles,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Baltimore 

St.  bet  Pearl  and  Pine 
Miskelly  mrs  Mary,  Fell  st  w  side 
Miskell}-  Hugh,  vTatchman,  Harford  avN  of  Forest 
Miskimon  John,  ladies'  shoemaker,  High  st.  near 

Water;  dw  High  s  of  Water 
Mister  Abraham,  grocer,  14  Light  st  whf;  dw  Ha- 
nover bet  Wilson's  al  and  Lee  st 
Mister  Levin,  waterman,  Hanover  st  near  Lee 
Mitchell  John,  accountant,  49  Fayette  st 
Mitchell  Wm.  M.  grocer  and  flour  merchant,  149 

^P'retjch  st 
Mitchell  Bennet,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Mitchell  Arthur,   cooper,  Centre  st  e  of  Jones's 

falls;  dvv  sw  cor  French  and  e  Centre  sts 
Mitchell  James,  liack  driver,  Dutch  al  w  of  Park  st 
Mitchell  James,  keeper  of  horses  and  carriages  for 

hire.  North  st.  s  of  Saratoga  st.     See  adver' 

tis€meii.t. 
Mitchell  Wm.  saddler,  Davis  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Mitchell  Wm.  saddler,  n.  Gay  st  near  Aisquith 
Mitchell  Solomon,  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  st  b 
Mitchell  James,  Fawn  st  bet  Gough  and  Exeter  sts 
Mitchell  mrs  Sarah  A.  stock  manufacturer,  svv  cor 

Plowman  and  High 
Mitchell  Richard,  sijip  carpenter,  Granby  st.  near 

Harford  run 
Mitchell  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  sb  cor  Low  &  Front 
Mitchell  John,  ship  carpenter,  Granby  st  bet  Gough 

st  and  Harford  run 
Mitchell  Joliil,  harness  maker,  Orleans  st  e  of  Ais- 
quith st 
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MOE  JUatchett^s  Baltimore  266 

Mitchell  Thos.  victualler,  Saratoga  st  vv  of  Pine 
Mitchell  Alex,  proprietor  of  cotton  duck  factory, 
1  Buchanan's  whf;  dvv  Front  st  opposite  Christ 
church 
Mitchell  mrs  Hannah,  55  s  Liberty  st 
Mitchell  Robert,  carpenter  and  joiner,  sw  corner  of 

Wolf  st  and  Happy  alley 
Mitchell  Alex,  canvass  weaver,  Low  st.  cor  Front; 

dvv  Front  near  Baltimore 
Mitchell  John,  plaisterer,  Eutaw  st  ne*ar  Franklin 
Mitchell  Edw.  laborer,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 
Mitchell  mrs  M.  Hanover  st  near  Hill  st 
Mitchell  Wm.  K.  draper  and  tailor,  3  Hanover  st; 

dw  54  N  Eutaw 
Mitchell,  Henry  &Co.  auctioneers,  18  s  Charles  st; 
dvv  Wm.  Henry,  firm  of  do.  Fayette  st  3d  door 
w  of  Duncan's  church;  Wm.  Hawkins,  do.  Holi- 
day st  N  of  the  Theatre;  H.  M'Kinnel,  do. 
Penn  av.  n  of  St.  Mary's  College 
Mitchell  Zebulon,  Granby  st  near  Harford  run 
Mitchell  Jas.  VV.  dry  goods  merchant,  61  Baltimore 
Mitchell  Samuel,  carpenter,  W^illiam  st  s  of  Cross 
fMitchell  Jas.  Dutch  al  near  Park  st 
JMitchell  John,  caulker,  Apple  al  near  Shakspear  st 
JMitchell  Clara,  washer,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
fMitchell  Elisha,  sawyer,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Wolf 
JMitchell  Robt.  Ell  alley,  runs  from  s  Frederick  st 
JMitchell  Aminta,  56  Happy  alley  • 

fMitchell  Sam.  blacksmith.  Bishop's  al.  s  of  Pratt 
tMitchell  Jas.  caulker,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Moale  Randall  H.  attorney  at  law,  72  Sharp  st  near 

Conway  st 
Moale  Samuel,  solicitor  in  chancery,  Fayette  st  e 
of  St.  Paul's  st;  dw  n  Gay  st  near  Baltimore  st 
Moale  Wm.  A.  commission  merchant,  95  Bowly's 

wharf;  dw  Pleasant  st 
Moale  Jno.  C.  mercht.  Bowly's  whf:  dw  75  n  Charles 
iMoales  John,  labourer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt  st 
fMoales  Charles,  carter.  Potter  st  near  Low  st 
Mobbs  Frank,  carter.  Bishop's  alley  near  Stiles  st 
Mockebee  Zachariah,  3  Tyson  st 
Moelinger  Jacob,  carpenter.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 


267  Director,  1831.  MOO 

Moffat  Joseph,  Light  st  2d  door  s  of  West  st 
Moffat  Archibald,  gardener,  Franklin  st  extended 
Moffat  Wm.  blacksmith.  Bank  st  w  of  Harford  ma 
Moffat  mrs  Hannah,  s\v  cor  Ensor  and  Forest  sts 
Moffat  &  Harrison,  clothing  store,  12  Centre  mar- 
ket space 
Moffitt  Elizabeth,  grocer,  cor  Water  and  High  sts 
Moffitt  Thomas,  grocer.  Union  st  near  Ross  st 
Mohler  Jacob  S.  machine  maker,  Eden  st  near  Pitt 
Mohler  mrs  Barbara,  30  Harrison  st 
Mohler  J.  T.  &  A.  machine  makers,  24  Harrison  st; 

d\v  Eden  st 
JMohor  Peter,  carter.  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt  st 
JMollison  Henry,  labourer.  Pine  st  n  of  Pierce  st 
Monaglian  Francis,  milkman.  Holiday  st  near  Bath 
Monaghan  Wm.  distiller,  Holiday  st  near  Bath  st 
Monk  George,  accountant,  Exeter  st  near  Water  st 
fMonk  Philip,  caulker.  Fleet  st  near  Caroline  st 
Monkur  Wm.  carpenter,  Happy  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
Monkur  Doctor  John  C.  S.  Ann  st  w  side  near  Wilk 
Monkur  William,  carpenter,  20  Ann  st 
Monroe  John  L.  tailor,  34  High  st 
Monsarrat  Ann,  tutoress,  Caroline  row  Caroline  st 
Monsarratt  N.  apothecary,  150  Baltimore  st 
Montague  Wm.  carpenter,  cor  Sharp  and  Lexington 
Montague  mrs  Mary,  16  Tripolet's  alley 
Monteith  J.  &  R.  jewellers  and  silversmiths,  144 

Baltimore  st;  dw  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Monteith  Robt.  jeweller,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Monteith  John,  jeweller,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Montgomery  Robert,  stone  cutter,  sw  cor  Douglass 

and  East  sts 
^Montgomery  Rosetta,  Spring  st  near  Wilk  st 
^Montgomery  Nathl.  Alice  Anna  st  e  of  Market  st 
^Montgomery  Nl.  labourer,  Wilk  st  e  of  Apple  al. 
fMontgomery  Martin,  caulker.  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
^Montgomery  Rachel,  e  Canal  st  near  Bayard  st 
Moody  Robert,  carpenter,  201  n  Gay  st 
Moody  mrs  Priscilla,  59  Ann  st 
Moody  J.  B.  &  Co.  tobacconists,  50  E^Pratt  st  near 

Smith's  dock 
Moody  Wm.  smith  in  general,  Paca  st  s  of  Baltimore 


MOO  Matchett^s  Baltimore  268 

Moody  I^aac,  cordvvainer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Moon  mrs  Mary,  95  Alice  Anna  st 
Moon  Edvvd.  victualler,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Mooney  James,  grocer,  Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Mooney  Dl.  milkman,  ke  cor  Bank  st  and  Happy  al. 
Mooney  Francis,  weaver,  Howard  st  e  of  Richmond 
Mooney  Francis,  Columbia  st  e  of  Scott  st 
Mooney  Wm.  weaver,  Preston  st  near  Ross  st 
tMooney  Joshua,  drayman,  Lloyd  st  near  Salisbury 
Moonshaw  Zachariah,  shearer  at  glass  house;  d\v 

near  the  glass  house 
Moore  Robert,  fruit  dealer,  54.  Harrison  st 
Moore  John  R.  hardware  merchant,  52  Fayette  st 
Moore  Robert,  cordwainer,  w  Frederick  st  near 

Gay  st 
Moore  ^Saml.  victualler,  e  Baltimore  si.  Laudensla- 

ger's  hill 
Moore  Henry,  house,  sign  and  coach  painter  and 

glazier,  Lexington  st  w  of  Liberty  st 
Moore  &  Jordon,  clothing  store,  81  n  Howard  st 
Moore  Wm.  W.  apothecary, ;  dvv  s  Charles 

st  near  Barre  st 
Moore  William,  sea  captain,  14  Fell  st 
MoorC;  colonel  Samuel,  brickmaker, )  S5  s  Charles 

st  near  Barre  st 
Moore  Henry,  mariner,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspear  st 
Moore  Benj.  P.  drug  store,  Market  st;  dw  Barre  st 

s  side  near  Sharp  st 
Moore  mrs.  w  side  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt 
Moore  John  R.  firm  of  Jacob  Albert  &  Co.;  dw 

Fayette  st  betw  Howard  and  Eutaw  sts 
Moore  mrs  Catherine,  28  Wilk  st  e  of  Caroline  st 
Moore  mrs  Margaret,  Eutaw  st  e  side  s  of  Saratoga 
Moore  Stephen  H.  clerk  insolvent  commissioners; 

dw  1 9  Exeter  st  w  side  near  Pitt  st 
Moore  Jas.  drayman,  cor  Eutaw  st  &-  Moore's  lane 
Moore  John  B.  cordwainer,  Hillen  st  near  East  st 
Moore  John,  bricklayer.  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove  st 
Moore  Samuel,  victualler,  e  Baltimore  st  near  Har- 
ris's creek 
Moore  John,  weaver.  Fierce  st  vv  of  Chatsworth  run 


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Moore  James,  firm  Sinclair  &  Moore,  Aw  s  Howard 

St  near  Lombard  st 
Moore  mrs  Ann,  Lombard  st  near  Howard  st 
Moore  John,  justice  of  the  peace,  31  w  Water  et 
Moore  Alfred  L.  merchant;  dw  nw  cor  Green  and 

German  sts 
Moore  Thomas,  fruiterer,  33  w  Water  st 
Moore  William,  merchant,  53  s  Frederick  st;  dw 

Aisquith  st  opposite  nunnery- 
Moore  Philip,  president  Franklin  Bank  and  clerk 
of  district  court  of  Maryland;  dw  cor  Balti- 
more and  Finkney  sts 
Moore  Mary,  dress  maker,  over  78|  Baltimore  st 
Moore  James,  carpenter,  Harford  av.  n  of  Forest  st 
Moore  Vv'.  &  B.  wholesale  druggists,  200  Balti- 
more st;  dw  W.  Moore,  131  s  Charles  st;  B, 
Moore,  Barre  st  betw  Hanover  and  Sharp  sts 
Moore  captain  John,    lumber  inspector,    Charles 

st  near  Henrietta  st 
Moore  John  H.  founder,  x4rmistead  lane 
Moore  mrs  Mary,  Eutaw  st  near  Ross  st 
Moore  Thomas,  plane  maker,  George  st  s  of  Pine 
Moore  Saml.  weaver,  Preston  st  e  of  Penn.  avenue 
Moore  John,  labourer,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 
JMoore  Henrietta,  washer,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
fMoore  Mary,  Scott  st  s  end 
tMoore  Cyrus,  porter,  Eutaw^  st  opposite  Peace  al. 
fMoore  Maria,  washer.  Cathedral  st  near  Tyson's  al 
JMoore  George,  waiter,  Hull's  lane  near  East  st 
fMoore  George,  Welcome  alley  near  Hanover  st 
JMoore  Jane,  Apple  alley  near  Shakspeare  st 
JMoore  Peter,  Elbow  lane  near  Columbia  st 
jMoore  Hannah,  Argyle  alley  near  Fleet  st 
fMoore  Abraham,  waiter.  Centre  st  w  of  Calvert  st 
ploore  Hamlet,  sawyer,  Caroline  st  near  Wilk  st 
fMoore  Abraham,  shopkeeper,  North  st  near  Balti- 
more st;  dw  Park  st 
fMoore  Wm.  labourer,  small  court  rear  of  Caroline 

St.  near  the  meeting  house 
JMoore  Matthew,  mariner,  Happy  al.  below  Wilk  st 
JMoore  Matthew,  labourer,  n  Frederick  st 
tMoore  Richard,  laborer,  Happy  al.  below  Bank  st 


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Moorehead  John,  Cathedral  st  near  Falls  turnpike 
Mopps  Wm.  cordwainer,  Forest  near  Penitentiary 
Mopps  Adam,  carpenter,  e  end  of  Saratoga  st 
Mopps  John  Wesley,  carpenter,  Calvert  st.  near 

City  Spring 
Morebart  Jacob  F.  ivory  turner,  68  n  Howard  st 
Morehead  John,  weaver,  NEcor  Cove  &  Saratoga 
Morheiser  Philip,  Penn  av  near  Franklin  st 
Moran  Richard  A.  miller  at  city  mill;  dw  Davis  st 

near  the  mill 
Moran  Michael,  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  near  Low 
Moran  Gabriel,  plaisterer,  Barre  st  w  of  Charles 
Morgan  John,   clerk   in  Franklin  Bank;  dw  Pratt 

st  near  Exeter 
Morgan  Jesse,  cooper.  Carpenter's  alley 
Morgan  Edw.  merchant;  dw  Exeter  near  Baltimore 
Morgan  Robert  C.  1 1  Thompsen  st 
Morgan  Thomas,  sen.  pottei',  ne  cor  Pitt  and  Exe- 
ter sts;  dw  44  Pitt 
Morgan  Elias,  cordwainer,  Lanvale  factory,  near 

Belvidere  bridge 
Morgan   Michael,  proprietor  of  Rail   road  hotel, 

Light  st  near  Pratt 
Morgan  Joseph,  clothing  store,  42  Second  st 
Morgan  Eph'm,  blacksmith.  Long  al  near  Saratoga 
tMorgan  Polly,  washer,  French  alley 
Moriarty  miss  Ann,  milliner,  nw  cor  of  Charles  and 

Lexington  sts 
Morling  Wm.  H.  saddler  and  harness  maker,  25 

Centre  Market  space 
Morning  A.  tinner,  Shakspear  st  n  side 
Morrill  Isaac,  select  school,  ne  cor  Pitt  and  High 
Morrin  James,  collector,  22  n  High  st 
Morris  Rev.  John  G.  Lexington  st  w  of  Liberty 
Morris  Solomon,  laborer,  Richmond  st  near  Park 
Morris  Thos.  C.  ship  joiner,  Thames  st;  dw  Fell  st 
Morris  Thos.  firm  of  IMorris  &  Egenton,  French 

bur  mill  stone  manufacturers,  City  block;  dw 

Pratt  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Morris  John,  President  of  Bank  of  Maryland,  13 

South  st 
Morris  James,  blacksmith,  Falls  st 


271  Director,  \S^\.  MOO 

Morris  Isaac,  blacksmith,  Arniistead  lane  e  of  Light 
Morris  mrs  Hannah,  Douglass  st  e  of  East  st 
Morris  mrs  Sarah,  13arre  st  bet  Light  &  Charles  st3 
Morris  Doctor  Henry,  Thames  st  e  of  Market 
Morris  mrs  Bridget,  Barre  st  bet  Light  &  Charles 
Morris  miss  Letitia,  Thames  st  e  of  Ann 
Morris  Owen,  brush  maker,  Paca  st  near  Fayette 
Morris  Wm.  &  J.  office  of  Thistle  factory,  2  Lor- 
man  row;  dw   Wm.  G.  Morris,   Saratoga  st. 
1st  and  2d  door  e  of  St.  Paul's  church 
Morris  Morris,  cordwainer,  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson 
tMoiris  Stephen,  laborer,  Short  st  w  side 
JMorris  John,  tanner,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Morrison  John,  rigger,  26  Philpot  st 
Morrison  mrs.  boarding  house,  over  7  Second  st 
Morrison  Corn,  biscuit  baker,  Pratt  st  near  bridge 
Morrison  Owen,   brush  and   bellows  factory,   1  n 

Howard  st;  dw  cor  Paca  st  and  Dutch  alley 
Morrison  mrs  E.  grocer,  ne  cor  Orleans  and  Short 
Morrison  Wm.  carpenter,  123  n  Eutaw  st 
Morrison  ^Vm.  merchant,  27  n  Gay  st  near  Front 
Morrison  miss,  fancy  dress  maker,  94  n  Liberty  st 
Morrison  Joseph,  seaman,  e  Baltimore  st  near  Canal 
Morrison  Thos.  blacksmith  and  grocer,  s  Charles  »t 

near  Camden 
Morrison  Doctor  Morris,  94  n  Liberty  st 
Morrison  mrs  Prise,  tailoress,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Morrison  James^  ladies' boot  and  shoe  factory,  Lex- 
ington st.  1st  door  e  of  Park 
Morrison  Jiles,  Centre  market  bakehouse,  SE  COF 

Water  and  Grant  sts 
tMorrison  Patience,  Scott  st  near  Columbia 
JMorrison  Barbara,  Pearl  st.  near  Lexington 
Morrow  Wm.  Pratt  st  2d  door  w  of  Market 
Morrow  John,  carpenter,  Lee  st  w  of  Hanover 
Morrow  mrs  Barbara,  alley  e  of  s  term,  of  Charles  st 
Morrow  Philip,  waiter,  cor  Calvert  &  Mulberry  st9 
Morrow  Geo.  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Morrow  M.  A.  fancy  &  millinery  store,  33  Baltimore 
Morse  Thos.  W.  saddler  and  harness  maker,  Swan 

Bt.  2d  door  w  of  Marsh  market  space 
Morsell  Jno.  cordwainer,  Armistead  lane  e  of  Light 


MOX  MatcheWs  Baltimore  272 

JMorsell  Peter,  Johnson  street 

Mortimer  John,  store-keeper,  custom-house,  Short 

St  near  Orleans 
Mortimer  John,  carpenter,  York  st  w  of  Light 
Mortimer  mrs  Susan,  grocery,  Short  near  Orleans 
Mortimer  mrs  Rebecca,  York  st  w  of  Light 
Mortimer  John,  brush  maker,  York  st  w  of  Light 
Moreton  Jane,  60  Ann  st 

Morton  Alfred,  commission  merchant,  14  s  Charles 
Morton  George,  commission  merchant,  40  s  Gay  st; 

dw  Pleasant  w  of  Courtland 
Morton  Owen,  n  Calvert  st  opposite  Mulberry 
Mosher  mrs  Elizabeth,  rear  of  4  Ruxton  st 
Mosher  James,  surveyor  and  inspector  of  the  port 

of  Baltimore;  dvv  Fayette  st  e  of  Mulberry  st 
Mosho  mrs  Christiana,  cigar  maker,  Eutaw  st  n  of 

Franklin  < 

Moss  mrs  ^-lary,  Madison  st 

Moss  David,  ship  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Ann 
Moss  Thos.  saddler,  East  st.  bet  Pitt  &  Baltimore 
tMoss  Cynthia,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 
Most  Henry,  confectioner,  77  Harrison  st 
Moszer  John,  Camden  st  brewery,  Camden  st 
Mott  Joshua  &  Son,  lime  store,  49  n  Gay  near  High 
Mott  mrs  Rachel  G.  grocer,  49  Exeter  near  High 
Mott  Doctor  Richard,  109  n  Exeter  st 
tMouldem  Eliza,  washer,  Balderston  st 
Mount  James,  chemist,  Cross  st  w  of  Johnson 
Mount  Barney,  Union  st.  near  Penn  av 
Mountain  John,  boarding  house,  German  st.  betw 

Hanover  and  Sharp 
Mountgarrett  Thos.  cooper,  17  Ruxton  st 
Mountgarrett  Joseph,  cooper,  21  Ruxton  st 
Mountjoy  mrs.  Rachel,  seamstress,  Painters'  court 
Mowatt  James,  mariner,  74  Ann  st 
Mowbiay  Geo.  W.  coach  maker,  Gough  st  4th  door 

s  of  Granby 
Mowton'John,  secretary  Bait.  Gas  Company;  dw 

Centre  st  e  of  St.  Paul 
Mox  Wm.  cooper,  Happy  al.  bet  Gough  &  Wilk  sti 
Moxley  Basil,  ship  carpenter,  Albermarle  near  Wilk 


273  Director  1831.  MUM 

Moxley  Thos.  carpenter,  79  n  Green  st 
Moxley  Wm.  tinner,  Pine  st  near  Mulberry 
Muckelfee  John,  pedlar,  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
tMucket  Michael,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Mudge  William,  carpenter.  Wine  alley 
Mules  SaniueU  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Mules  Thos.  shoe  store,  54  Lexington  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Mull  George,  Chamberlain's  alley  near  Eutaw  st 
Mullan  miss  Mary,  milliner,  64J  n  Liberty  st 
Mullen  Thos.  grocer.  Gay  st  near  Belle  Air  market; 

dw  Potter  st  near  French  st  e  side 
Mullen  Thos.  senr.  grocery  and  feed  store,  n  Gay  st 

near  East  st;  dw  Potter  st  near  French  st 
Mullen  John,  labourer,  7  Mercer  st 
Mullen  Owen,  labourer,  Star  alley  near  "Wilk  st 
Mullen  mrs  Mary  Jane,  grocer,  34  n  Exeter  st 
Mullen  Thos.  jr.  coachmaker,  n  High  st  near  Hillen 
Mullen  Peter,  drayman,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
Mullen  Jonathan,  Crook's  back  row.  Monument  st 
Mullen  Rach.  Young  Ladies'  academy,  72  Lombard 
Mullen  John,  cordwainer.  Bond  st  near  Pinkney  st 
Mullen  mrs  Margaret,  washer,  44  s  Frederick  st 
Mullen  Thomas,  coach  and  harness  maker,  n  High 

st  near  Hillen  st  w  side 
Mullen  mrs  Margaret,  44  s  Frederick  st 
Mullen  Thomas,  whitesmith,  6  n  Frederick  st 
Mulligan  Patk.  carter.  Liberty  al.  near-Monument  st 
Muliikin  Benjamin,  tin  plate  worker,  108  w  Pratt  st 
Mullikin  Jas.  P.  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Court- 
land  st 
Mullikin  mrs.  Mary,  plain  and  fancy  dress  maker, 

Front  st  between  Pitt  and  Low  sts 
Mullikin  Wm.  H.  cabinet  maker,  8  Mulberry  st 
Mullikin  Osborn  W.  76  n  Liberty  st 
Mummey  Geo.  victualler,  Harf  av.  near  Forest  st 
Mummey  Saml.  victualler,  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Mummey  Joshua,  superintendent  of  sweeps,  Sara- 
toga st  near  Gay  st 
Mummey,  Meredith  &  Co.  wholesale  dry  goods 
merchants,  246  Baltimore  st;  dw  Thos.  Mum- 
mey, over  246  Baltimore  st 


MUR  JMatchett^s  Baltimore  274 


Munce  Wm.  labourer,  Caroline  st  s  end 

Munday  mrs  Leah,  circulating  library,  63  n  Howard 

Mundelmrs  Catherine,  56  Fleet  st 

Munder  Charles  F.  baker,  23  s  Liberty  st 

tMundowny  Henry,  mariner.  Strawberry  alley 

Munn  mrs  Violet,  Armistead  lane 

Munroe  Isaac,  proprietor  of  the  Baltimore  Patriot, 

office  Nw  cor  Baltimore  and  North  sts;  dw. 

Lexington  st  4th  door  e  of  Charles  st 
Munroe  John,  rigger,  25  Fleet  st 
Munroe  Nathaniel,  clock  and  watch  maker  and  sil- 
versmith, 222  Baltimore  st;  dw  95  Hanover  st 
Munroe  Henry,  blacksmith.  Water  st  bridge;  dw 

Concord  st  s  of  Water  st 
Munroe  Doctor  Thomas,  Franklin  st  near  Green  st 
Munroe  Daniel,  cotton  carder,  147  French  st 
Munson  mrs  Ann,  80  Sharp  st 
Murdock  W.  F.  &  A.  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants, 

12  s  Charles  st;  dw  W.  F.  32  Sharp  st 
Murdock  A.  merchant,  cor  St.  Paul's  and  Franklin 

sts;  dw  Jas.  Armor,  firm  of  do.  e  Baltimore  st 

opposite  Aisquith  st 
Murdoch  Richd.  scale  beam  manuf.  97  n  Howard  st 
Murney  Michael,  grocer,  cor  St.  Mary's  &  Ross  sts 
Murphey  Js.  grocer,  10  Tyson  st 
Murphy  Doctor  Thomas,  Caroline  row  Caroline  st 
Murphy  mrs  Anna,  dw  Peace  alley  near  Light  st 
Murphy  John,  mariner,  Eden  st  e  side  near  Pitt 
Murphy  mrs  Ann,  Franklin  st  near  Cove  st 
Murphy  Thos.  S.  sea  captain,  1  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Murphy  John,  weaver,  Preston  st  e  of  Penn  av. 
Murphy  John  N.  city  commissioner,  e  Water  st 

near  Harford  run 
Murphy  captain  John,  Hull's  lane  w  of  Aisquith  st 
Murphy  Thomas,  printer,  firm  of  Dobbin,  Murphy 

&  Bose,  dw  25  Front  st 
Murphy  mrs  Elizabeth,  betw  High  and  Exeter  sts 
Murphy  Wm.  grocer,  sw  cor  Pitt  and  Exeter  sts 
Murphy  James,  weaver,  Preston  st  near  Ross  st 
Murphy  Hugh,  laborer,  cor  Monument  &  Stirling  sts 
Murphy  David,  weaver.  Mulberry  st  s  of  Franklin 
Murphy  Jesse,  market  dealer,  Ensor  st  n  of  Hillen 


216  Director,  1831.  MUS 

t..  . 

Murphy  Francis,  city  bailiff,  cor  Gay  and  Aisquith 
Murphy  captain  Wm.  L.  29  Fleet  st 
Murphy  mrs  Ann,  Mulberry  st  n  side  e  of  Howard 
Murphy  Bernard,  labourer,  Granby  st  near  Gou^h 
Murphy  James,  waiter,  1  Mulberry  st 
Murphy  Doctor  Thomas,  apothecary,  67  Bond  st 
JMurphy  Moses,  labourer,  Bank  lane 
fMurphy  Harry,  labourer,  Lerew's  al.  s  of  Franklin 
fMurphy  Wm.  labourer,  KimmePs  alley 
fMurphy  Nichs.  labourer.  Long  al,  near  Lexington 
Murray  Wm.  H.  cashier  of  Mechanics'  Bank,  e  Bal- 
timore st  near  Harford  run 
Murray  mrs  Margaret,  63  n  Liberty  st 
Murray  James  C.  cor  Hampton  st  and  Park  lane 
Murray  Owen,  paver,  Beuren  st  near  the  Falls 
Murray  William,  Pine  st  n  of  Pierce  st 
Murray  Thomas,  17  nw  cor  Fleet  st  and  Argyle  al. 
Murray  mr.  stage  driver,  rear  of  28  German  st 
Murray  Jas.  wheelwright,  Light  st  near  Hughes's 

quay 
Murray  Aaron,  hair  dresser,  34  South  st 
Murray  Michael,  Tripolet's  alley  w  side 
Murray  mrs  Margaret,  Montgomery  st  e  of  Light 
Murray  A.  B.  commission  merchant,  204  Baltimore 

st;  dw  Pascault's  row  Lexington  st  e  of  Pine 
Murray  Fredk.  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Murray  Wm.  sweep  master,  Green  st  near  Franklin 
tMurray  Aaron,  barber,  Addison  st  n  side 
tMurray  Deborah,  washer,  Strawberry  alley 
fMurray  David,  labourer,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough  st 
tMurray  Alexander,  waiter,  20  Salisbury  st 
tMurray  Wm.  labourer,  Wolf's  al.  near  Camden  st 
tMurray  John,  labourer,  Hancock  st  near  Gough 
fMurray  Geo.  labourer.  Forest  st  near  Douglass  st 
JMurray  Jacob,  labourer,  Hammond's  alley 
|:Murray  Saml.  brick  moulder.  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
fMurray  mrs  Nancy,  cor  Water  and  Grant  sts 
tMurray  Parish,  labourer,  Happy  alley 
tMurray  Perry,  labourer,  Ruxton  st 
tMurray  Sylvia,  washer,  Forest  st  near  Orleans  st 
Muschett  Walter,  tobacco  merchant;  dw  Mulberry 
st  betw  Charles  and  St.  Paul's  sts 


MYE  J\latcheWs  Baltimore  276 

Museum  (Peale's  or  Baltimore)  and  Gallery  of  the 
Fine  Arts,  nvv  cor  Baltimore  and  Calvert  sts; 
entrance  n  Calvert  st;  Joseph  E.  Walker  ma- 
nager; dvv  St.  Paul's  St  extended 
Musgrove  Andrew,  oak  cooper,  14  Patterson  st 
Musgrove  Andrew,  oak  cooper,  Gough  st  e  side 
Musgrave  Wm.  grocer,  cor  Pratt  and  President  sts 
Muskelly  mrs  Mary,  Fell  st  w  side 
Muskitt  mrs  Susanna,  porter  cellar,  ne  cor  Market 

and  Thames  sts 
Muth  Philip,  baker  and  grocer,  nw  cor  Pratt  and 

Charles  sts 
Myer  Jas.  sea  captain,  sw  cor  Ann  and  Lancaster  sts 
Myers  Jacob,  clothing  store.  Bond  st;  dw  7  Shak- 

spear  st 
Myers  Jacob,  brick  manufacturer,  Pierce  near  Pearl 
Myers  Diedrick  H.  fisherman,  Lancaster  near  Ann 
Myers  Jesse,  fancy  carpet  and  floor  oil  cloth  ware- 
house, SlOBaltimore  st;  dw  Pearl  st.  2d  house 
s  of  Lexington 
Myers  Jacob,  merchant,  18  High  st 
Myers  mrs  Margaret,  Hampton  st.  near  Baltimore 
Myers  mrs  Ann,  silk  stock  manufacturer,  n  High 

st  near  Gay 
Myers  Jacob,  jr.  tailor,  2  Bond  st 
Myers  mrs  Ellen,  Beuren  st.  e  side 
Myers  Jacob,  slop  shop,  1 9  Bond  st 
Myers  Jacob,  painter,  10  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
Myers  Geo.  laborer,  Rock  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Myers  Philip,  painter  &  glazier,  Rock  st  near  Lex- 
ington 
Myers  Geo.  W.  china  store  at  Hanover  Bazaar;  dvv 

Sharp  st  bet  Barre  st  and  Welcome  alley 
Myers  Geo.  victualler,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Myers  Jacob  &  Son,  tobacconists,  55  South  st 
Myers  Wm.  looking  glass  store,  57  Baltimore  st. 

cor  Tripolet's  alley 
Myers  Jacob,  firm  do.  dw  n  Calvert  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Myers  Henry,  glass  and  china  store,  53  Baltimore 

st;  dw  53  N  Frederick 
Myers  Nicholas,  107  Bond  st 
Myers  Christian,  drayman,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 


277  Director,  1831.  NAY 

Myers  Jacob  J.  tailor,  ne  cor  Bond  and  Thames  sts 

Myers  mrs  Catherine,  5  Potter  st 

Myers  &  Thomas,  dry  goods  merchants,  217  w 

Baltimore  st 
Myers  mrs  Elizabeth,  sw  cor  Saratoga  &  Green 
Myers  John,  sh  corner  of  Conway  and  Hanover  sts 
Myers  Chas.  victualler,  Penn  b.v.  near  Hoflfman  st 
Myers  Henry,  glass  and  china  merchant,  Baltimore 

st;  dvv  16  N  Frederick 
Myers  Jacob,  Penn  av  near  Hoffman  st 
Myers  Stephen,  tailor,  36  Park  st 
Myers  mrs  Elizabeth,  Forest  st  near  Douglass 
JMyers  Jerry,  Dutch  alley,  bet  Liberty  &  Park  sts 
fMyers  Rich,  laborer,  St.  Mary's  st  e  of  Ross 
JMyers  Jno.  drayman.  Bounty  lane  near  Caroline  st 
JMyers  Maria,  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
JMyers  Robt.  carter,  Apple  alley  near  Fleet  st 
fMyers  Mary,  washer.  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
JMyers  Nath.  drayman,  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
fMyers  Henry,  blacksmith.  Liberty  st  near  German 
fMyers  Henrietta,  Bishop's  al  s  of  Pratt  st 
fMyers  Rachel,  24  Lombard  st 
Myles  Zachary,  china  and  glass  merchant,  118  n 

Howard  st 
Myres  James,  sexton  of  Cathedral,  and  publisher  of 

Catholic  books.  Cathedral  yard 

JVABB  GEO.  W.  attorney  at  law,  9  St.  Paul's  st 
Naff  John  H.  auctioneer,  190  Baltimore  st;   dvv 

Pleasant  e  of  Charles 
Nagle  Christian,  Carroll's  Point  tavern,  s  western 

precincts 
Naid  mrs  Bridget,  Eden  st  near  Baltimore 
JNail  Mary,  white  washer.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Park 
Nantz  John,  custom-house  officer,  72  s  High  st 
Nash  Ephraim,  coo])er,  Yorkst  near  Light 
Nash  Charles,  ship  carpenter,  Lee  st  w  of  Hanover 
JNathans  Daniel,  waiter.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Park  st 
Naujel  Jacob  J.  cordwainer,  Exeter  st  s  of  Hillen 
Naylor  Darby,  carpenter,  Little  Hampstead  st  w  of 

Caroline 


NEI  Matchers  Baltimore  278 

JNailor  Jacob,  sawj^er,  French  st  opposite  Beuren 
fNaylor  Samuel,  Guilford's  alley  near  Light  st 
tNaylor  Nathan,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Neaild  Richard,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Neal  mrs  Catherine,  boarding  house,  Fleet  st.  3d 

door  w  of  Caroline 
Neal  Francis,  merchant,  Hanover  st  s  of  Barre 
Neal  James,  bricklayer,  Hanover  st  s  of  Lee 
Neal  John,  hatter,  208  Forest  st 
Neal  William  &  Joseph,  booksellers  and  stationers, 

174  Baltimore  st;  dvv  n  Liberty  near  Saratoga 
Neale  James,  patent  rope  warehouse,  72  South  st, 

Bovvly's  whf;  dw  se  cor  Charles  &  West  sts; 

walk,  s  termination  of  Charles  st 
JNeal  Thos.  drayman.  Peace  al.  w  of  Wolf's  al 
JNeal  Richard,  drayman,  Charles  st  s  of  Hill 
JNeale  John,  carter,  Argyle  alley  near  Wilk  st 
Needham  Asa,  grocer,  28  Light  st  whf;  dw  Hano- 
ver st  near  Barre 
Needles  E.  &  Co.  5Q  Hanover  st 
Needles  Edward,  chair  maker,  5Q  Hanover  st 
Needles  John,  cabinet  maker,  54  Hanover  st 
Needles  mrs  Susannah,  140  Shapp  st 
Needles  mrs  Mary,  62  Happy  alley 
JNeeds  Joseph,  laborer,  German  st  near  Pine 
Neeland  mrs  Hannah,  Tripolet's  alley 
Neff  John,  cabinet  maker,  53  Hanover  st 
Neff  Peter,  counting  house,  108  Baltimore  st;  dw 

cor  Courtland  and  Mulberry  sts 
Neibler  H.  baker,  Camden  st  near  Market 
Neilson  Robert,  custom-house  officer,  Sharp  st.  bet 

Camden  st  and  Peace  alley 
Neilson  Caroline,  Conway  st  near  Gist's  factory 
Neilson  Robert,  firm  Sands  &,  Neilson,  printers; 

dw  French  st  n  of  Constitution 
Neilson  George,  agent,  Holiday  st  near  Pleasant 
Neilson  mrs  Jane,  Holiday  st  near  Pleasant 
Neilson  Thomas  N.  keeper  of  Exchange  reading 

rooms;  dw  nw  cor  Mulberry  and  St.  Paul's  sts 
Neilson  David  L.  dentist,  1 1 J  Harrison  st 
tNeilson  Wm.  blacksmith,  Strawberry  al  N  of  Pratt 
JNeilson  Perry,  Orleans  st  near  Harford  run 


279  Director,  1831.  NEW 

Neimyer  Harman,  carpenter,  nw  cor  Sharp  st  and 

Welcome  alley 
Nelson  Chas.  whitesmith,  17  Albermarle  st 
Nelson  mr.  factory,  Crook's  back  row,  Monument 
Nelson  Richard  C.  Paca  st.  s  termination 
Nelson  Robert,  laborer,  Spring  st  s  of  Wilk 
Nelson  mrs  Margaret,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
JNelson  Jacob,  Run  al.  bet  Lexington  &-  Fayette 
Nenninger  J.  B.  teacher  of  music.  4  Courtland  st 
Nenninger  Joseph,'accountant,  Aisquith  st  near  Low 
Nesbit  Judge  Alexr.  associate  judge  of  Baltimore 

city  court;  dw  n  Calvert  st  e  side  s  of  Saratoga 
Nesbit  Jonathan,  weaver,  19  Albermarle  st 
Ness  Samuel,  keeper  of  carriages  and  horses,  29 

Hanover  st 
JNetter  Dennis,  Welcome  alley  near  Howard  st 
tNettles  John,  brick  moulder,  Hill  st  w  of  Sharp 
Neveker  Peter,  engineer,  York  st  near  Light 
Nevins  Rev.  Wm.  pastor  of  2d  Presbyterian  church, 

North  st  w  side,  n  of  Fayette 
Newall  John,  grocer,  sw  cor  Gay  &  Aisquith  sts 
fNewall  Nelly,  washer,  Chaisty  alN  of  Union  st 
Newans  Joseph,  piano  forte  maker,  German  st.  bet 

Cove  and  Pine 

;JNewbern ,  sawyer.  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore 

Newbell  Jno.  G.  cordwainer,  Saratoga  e  of  Howard 
Newcomb  mr.  keeper  of  Washington  turn,  toll-gate 
Newell  John,  cordwainer,  Wilk  st  near  Happy  al 
tNewett  Daniel,  drayman,  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Newman  Jacob,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Newman  Lawson,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  near  Wilk 
Newman  Geo.  H.  &.  A.  merchants,  82  Bowly's  whf 
Newman  Augustus,  commission  merchant,  82  Bow- 
ly's whf;  dw  Lexington  st  near  the  Athenaeum 
Newman  Geo.  H.  merchant,  82  Bowly's  whf;  dw 

Lexington  st  near  Charles 
Newman  Joseph,  piano  forte  manufacturer,  Park 

lane  e  of  Pine  st 
jNewman  Jacob,  Asbury  lane  s  of  term,  of  Pratt  st 
Newton  mrs  Ann,  Granby  st  bet  Gough  &  Exeter 
Newton  William,  comb  maker,  Sarah  Ann  st.  near 

Schroeder 


NIC  Matchers  Baltimore  280 

Newton  Thos.  cordwainer,  Eutavv  st  s  of  Saratoga 

Newton  mrs  Mary,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Newton  mrs  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Newton  A.  B.  comb  maker,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Fayette 

JNewton  Isaac,  be  cor  Warren  &  Light  sts 

Nice  mrs  Rebecca,  92  Bond  st 

Nice  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 

Nicholas  mrs  Sarah,  1 3  s  Calvert  st 

Nicholas  J.  S.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  n  of  St. 

Paul;  dw  Lexington  near  Charles 
tNicholas  Mary,  washer,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
NichoUs  Andrew,  weaver,  Preston  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Nicholls  Charles,  attorney  at  law,  4  w  Fayette  st. 

E  of  St.  Paul 
tNichoils  Elizabeth,  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
JNicholls  Henry,  St.  Clary's  st 
^Nicholls  John,  barber,  Hull's  lane  w  of  Aisquithst 
JN"ichols  Lewis,  rigger,  Thames  st  near  Bond 
Nichols  Wni.  shingle  shaver,  Sugar  al.  e  of  Charles 
Nichols  Thos.  founder,  Montgomery  st  e  of  Light 
fNichols  Margaret,  washer.  Hawk  st 
tNichols  Henry,  Harford  av.  e  of  Meeting  house 
JNichols  Jerem.  stevedore,  Bank  st  near  Spring 
Nicholson  Christopher,  54  n  Gay  st 
Nicholson  Wm.  grocer,  n  High  st  e  side  near  Gay 
Nicholson  .John,  Aisquith  st  near  Pitt 
Nicholson  .John,  grocery  store,  109  Camden  st 
Nicholson  James  D.  engraver.  Light  st  near  Hill  st 
Nicholson  Ja-^s.  C.  sash  and  blind  maker,  57  South  st 
Nicholson  Wm.  P.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  SE  cor 

Gay  and  High  sts;  dw  High  st  near  Gay 
Nicholson  John  P.  dyer  and  scourer,  82  Bond  st 
Nicholson  Thomas,  carpenter.  Wagon  alley  w  of 

Howard  st 
Nicholson  David,  shingle  shaver,  Sugar  alley  betw 

Charles  and  Light  sts 
Nicholson  Joseph,  of  U.  S.  navy;  dw  Saratoga  st  w 

•  of  St.  Paul's  st  s  side 
Nicholson  Charles,  brick  moulder,  s  Eutaw  st  op- 
posite P(  ace  alley 
Nicholson  James  M.  attorney  at  law,  3  Athenaeum 
fNicholson  Adam,  waiter,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl  st 


281  Director,  1831.  NOO 

tNicholson  John,  caulker,  Starr  alley  near  Wilk  st 
INicbolson  Geo.  porter,  Carpenter's  al.  e  of  Paca  st 
Nichool  Thos.  bricklayer,  Caroline  near  Wilk  st 
NichufF  Nicholas,  gardener,  ne  cor  Madison  st  and 

Lerew's  alley 
Nickel  Wm.  plaisterer,  Pratt  st  near  Caroline  st 
Nickers  Robert,  senr.  tailor,  Pierce  st  vv  of  Chats- 
worth  run 
Nickerson  C.  V.  bookseller,  engraver  and  book  and 

job  printer,  22  Baltimore  st 
JNickerson  Nancy,  Douglass  st  near  East  st 
Nicolet  Julien,  clock  and  watchmaker,  45  Centre 

market  space 
Nicoll  David,  stone  mason,  189  French  st 
Niebling  Fredk.  victualler,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Niebling  Louis,  glass  bloiver,  near  the  glass  house 
Niebling  mrs.  Baltimore  st  bet  Pearl  and  Piae 
Nigh  Samuel,  carpenter.  Pearl  st  n  of  Park  lane 
Niles  John  VV.  hat  manufacturer,  27  s  Calvert  st 
Niles  Hezekiah,  editor  of  "Niles's  Register,"  Wa- 
ter St.  2d  house  e  of  South;  dw  St.  Paul's  st. 
bet  Pleasant  and  Mulberry 
Nimmo  Wm.  R.  Howard  st.  cor  Wagon  alley 
Niade  James,  chronometer  and  watchmaker,  s  Gay 

st  near  Baltimore 
Nippard  Geo.  victualler,  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Nippard  David,  victualler,  cor  of  Little  Hampstead 

and  Eden  sts 
Nippard  mrs  Margaret,  York  av  s  of  Madison  st 
Niving  Thos.  carpenter,  Armistead  lane,  e  of  Light 
Noble  Isaac,  mariner.  Wolf  st  w  side 
Noble  Roswell,  machine  maker,  3  Mercer  st 
Noblet  Anthony,  clothing  store,  48  Centre  Market 

space;  dw  e  Water  st 
tNoel  John,  hair  dresser,  7  and  28  n  Howard  st 
JNoel  Lindo,  huckster,  Wagon  al  w  of  Liberty  st 
Noland  Lambert,  iron  store,  s  Calvert  st;  dw  Con- 
way st  E  of  Sharp 
Noland  John  C.  cordwainer,  25  Franklin  st 
Noland  captain  Thos.  6  Waterloo  row,  Calvert  st 
Nolte  John,  wood  and  ivory  turner,  52  Harrison  st 
Noon  Patrick,  painter,  24  Ross  st 


NOR  MatcheW^s  Baltimore 

Norman  Henry,  bricklayer,  Pearl  st  n  of  Park 
Norman  mrs  Rebecca,  Little  Hughes  st  e  of  Light 
Norris  Doctor  G.  D.  corner  Crooked  lane  and  Lex- 
ington st 
Norris  Edw.  cordwainer.  Bond  st  near  Baltimore 
Norris  Wm.  &  Son,  importers  of  dry  goods,  201 
Baltimore  st;  dvv  Wm.  Norris,  Sharp  st  near 
Lombard 
Norris  Luther  A.  Pratt  st  e  of  Eden 
Norris  Edw.  S.  dry  goods  merchant,  firm  Wyeth 

&  Norris,  dvv  27  Hanover  st 
Norris  mrs  Mary,  Market  st  opposite  head  of  Lit- 
tle Hampton 
Norris  James,  carpenter,  Granby  st  near  Gough 
Norris  Wm.  A.  cordwainer,  Little  Hampstead  st, 

w  of  Eden 
Norris  John  P.  grocer,  ne  cor  Franklin  &  Pine  sts 
Norris  T.  A.  &  Co.  tea  dealers,  256  Baltimore  st.; 

dw  Wm  B.  Norris,  256  do. 
Norris  Richard,  firm  of  Geo.  Bailey  &  Co.;  dw  Sa- 
ratoga St.  bet  Charles  and  Liberty 
Norris  Richard  &  Co.  wholesale  hardware  mer- 
chants, 216  Baltimore  st;  dw  R.  Norris  60  n 
Charles  st 
Norris  mrs  Sarah,  seamstress.  New  st  near  Paca 
Norris  mrs  Mary,  n  High  st  4th  door  n  of  Gay  st 
Norris  mrs  Sarah  H.  Hanover  st 
Norris  Lloyd,  flour  merchant,  Lexington  st  n  side 

s  of  Liberty  st 
Norris  John  D.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  sw  cor 

Park  st  and  Wagon  alley 
Norris  Richard,  druggist,   dw  Saratoga  st  w  of 

Charles  st 
Norris  Wm.  wheelwright,  Cove  st  near  Franklin 
Norris  Benj.  cordwainer,  Park  lane  e  of  Pine  st 
Norris  John,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove  st 
Norris  mrs  Mary,  Lombard  st  near  s  Liberty  st 
Norris  mrs  Anne,  cor  Eutaw  st  and  Carpenter's  al. 
jNorris  Richard,  waiter,  5  Salisbury  alley 
JNorris  Priscilla,  washer.  Pratt  st  road 
jNorris  Nimrod,  labourer,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen  st 
tNorris  Hannah,  washer,  German  st  w  of  Green  st 


283  Director,  1831.  O'G 

jNorris  Robert,  white  washer,  Wine  alley 
tNorris  Jacob,  Little  Hughes  st  e  of  Light  st 
North  Edward,  watchman,  5  Alice  Anna  st 
Norton  captain  Joseph  B.  105  Bond  st 
tNorton  Sarah,  washer,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Charles 
Norwood  John,  painter,  cor  Castle  al.  and  Fleet  st 
Norwood  John,  grocer,  Saratoga  st  near  Pine 
Notherman  George,  shoe  store,  24  Centre  market 

space;  dw  67  n  Exeter  st  near  Low 
Nott  mrs  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Harford  av.  near 

the  meeting  house 
Nott  mrs.  5  Mercer  st 
Nott  mrs  Jane,  1 1  Harrison  st 
Nowland  Francis,  grocerj'Penn  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
Noyce  mrs  Elizabeth,  s  Sharp  st  near  Hill  st 
Nugent  Neal,  proprietor  of  livery  stables,  Water  st 

w  of  Frederick  st 
Numsen  Fredk.  baker,  Camden  st  s  of  Howard  st 
Numsen  Wm.  baker,  41  Pratt  st  near  Hanover  st 
tNunan  Moses,  labourer,,Grant  st  near  Jones's  falls 
Nulton  mrff  Mary,  Lloyd  st  near  Salisbury  st 
Nussear  Jesse  W.  cordwainer,  39  J  w  Fayette  st 
Nussear  Sebastian  cordwainer,  39^  w  Fayette  st 
Nutter  Francis,  laborer,  Wilk  st  e  of  Strawberry  al. 

O^BRIAN  HANNAH,  huxter,  Hollingsworth  st 

3d  door  s  of  Water 
O'Brien  Mary,  Strawberry  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 
O'Brien  Jeremiah,  tavern  keeper,  3  Water  st  near 

Light 
O'Brien  Doctor  Lucius,  se  cor  Wiik  and  Bond  sts 
O'Brien  Patrick,  grocer,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
O'Brien  Thos.  carter,  Wilk  st  e  of  Bond 
O'Brien  Hugh,  collector,  57  n  Liberty  st 
O'Brien  Michael,  turner,  Pitt  st  near  Shot  tower 
O  Brien  James,  hatter,  59  Harrison  st 
O'Bryne  John,  chemist,  103  Camden  st 
Odd  Fellows'  Hall,  n  Gay  st 
Ochbaugh  mrs  Elizabeth,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
O'Connell  James,  carpenter,  Orleans  st  e  of  Forest 
O'Connor  Eugene,  teacher,  dw  Baltimore  st.  e  of 

Eden  J  school,  Concord  st 


O'L  MatcheWs  Baltimore  284 

O'Connor  Daniel,  Front  st  near  Low 
O'Connor  Patrick,  porter.  Commerce  st  n  of  Cable 
O'Donnell  John  H.  Mulberry  st  near  Charles 
O'Donnell  Columbus,  Lexington  st  e  of  Calvert  j  of- 
fice, basement  story  Exchange,  Gay  st 
O'Donnell  Bernard,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  ne 
cor  Pratt  and  Frederick  sts;  dw  sw  cor  Frede- 
rick and  Water  sts. 
O'Donnell  Patrick,  brewer,  Beuren  st  w  of  French 
O'Donnell  mrs  Sarah  C.  Pascault's  row,  Lexington 

st  E  of  Pine 
O'Donnell  Jas.  stone  cutter,  Hillen  st  near  Exeter 
O'Donnell  Earth,  laborer,  HoUiday  st  n  of  Bath 
O'Donnovan  Doctor  John  H.  D.  Franklin  w  of  Park 
O'Donovan  Jerem.  grocer,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Oelrich  E.  J.  &  Lurman,  commission  merchants,  3 

N  Charles  st.  opposite  Union  Bank 
O'Farrell  Chas.  grocer,  cor  Bath  st  &  Butler's  al 
Ogden  Jonathan,  cabinet  maker,  10  New  Church  st 
Ogden  Joseph,  conveyancer,  nw  cor  St.  Paul's  and 

Fayette  sts;  dw  91  Green  st 
Ogden  Nathan  J.  cordwainer,  Crook's  back  row, 

Monument  st 
Ogle  James,  painter,  rear  of  2S  German  st 
Ogle  Adkin  S.  bricklayer,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Ogle  George,  brick  maker,  Paca  st  near  Lombard 
fOgle  Samuel,  sawyer,  Low  st  rear  Aisquith 
Ogler  mrs  Mary,  Eden  st  x  of  Gough 
Ogsden  John,  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury 
O'Harra  James,  smith  in  general.  Concord  st.  near 

"     Pratt 
O'Harra  John,  grocer.  Water  st.  e  of  Frederick 
O^Harra  John,  laborer,  Harford  av.  near  Scotch- 
burn's  rope  walk 
O'Heare  mr.  grocery  and  feed  store,  ne  cor.  Gay 

and  East  sts 
O'Keefe  Daniel,  grocer,  ne  cor.  Lancaster  st  and 

Apple  alley 
O'Laughlen  John,  cordwainer,  Harford  av.  n  of 

Missionary  church 
O'Laughlen  mrs  Catherine,  Harford  av.  n  of  do. 


285  Director,  1831.  O'NE 

O'Laughlin  L.  and  M.  house  and  sign  painters  and 

glaziers,  Holliday  st  near  Baltimore 
O'Laughlin  Lawrence,  firm  of  do.  dvv  East  st.  bet 

Hillen  and  Ensor  sts 
O'Laughlin  Michael,  firm  of  do.;  dw  Aisquith  st. 

N  of  Orleans 
Oldham  Joseph,  oak  cooper,  17  Mercer  st 
Oldham  John,  fancy  and  Windsor  chair  maker,  40 

South  st 
Oldham  Jacob,  chair  maker,  9  Mercer  st 
Oldham  John  W.  saddle  tree  maker,  7  Douglass  st 
Oldham  Joseph,  saddle  tree  maker,  9  Douglass  st 
O'Leary  Arthur,  weaver,  Sarah  Ann  near  Schroeder 
Oliver  Wm.  domestic  manufacturer,  Richmond  st. 

s  of  Tyson 
Oliver  Robert,  7  s  Gay  st 

Oliver  captain  Wm.  Water  st  2d  door  V7  of  Lloyd 
Oliver  Catherine,  Peace  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
JOliver  Henrietta,  barber,  Gay  st  near  Exeter;  dw 

Potter  st  near  Low 
JOIiver  W' m.  laborer,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
fOliver  James,  sawyer.  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
Olives  John,  baker.  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
Ollenbaugh  Jarret,  cooper,  133  n  Eutaw  st 
Oiler  Peter,  grocer,  Penn  av  at  city  boundary 
Oiler  John,  carpenter,  Penn  av  at  city  boundary 
Olmiere  mrs  Charlotte  Sophia,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 
Olvas  Randall,  laborer,  Howard  st  e  of  Richmond 
O'Nail  John,  blacksmith.  Centre  st  near  the  falls 
O'Neal  Roger,  cotton  duck  manufacturer,  Federal 

Hill,  opposite  the  watering  place 
O'Neal  Robert,  English  and  Mathematical  acade- 
my, 45  N  Eutaw  st 
O'Neal  John,  weaver.  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsvvorth 
O'Neal  Joseph,  carpenter,  2  Mercer  st 
O'Neal  mrs  Mary,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth 
O'Neil  Patrick,  baker,  ne  cor  Hillen  &  Front  sts 
O'Neill  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  22  e  Pratt  st 
O'Neill  Rhoda,  8  West  st 
O'Neill  Henry,  tailor,  79  French  st 
O'Neill  Michael,  grocer,  ne  cor  Fleet  &  Caroline 
25 


OSB  MatcheWs  Baltimore  286 

O'Neill  Ambrose,  tavern  keeper,  n\v  cor.  French 

and  Bath  sts 
ON'eill  Matthew,  innkeeper,  96  s  Frederick  st 
ON'eill  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  76  e  Pratt  st 
Onion  Edvv.  tailor,  Harford  run  near  Pratt  st 
Onion  Corbin  L.  teacher,  n  Gay  st  near  B.  A.  market 
Onion  mrs  Elizabeth,  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
Onion  mrs  Juliet,  66  n  High  st 
Opperman  Thomas,  chair  maker,  Wolf's  alley  bet 

Peace  alley  and  Conway  st 
Opperman  Robert,   cigar  maker,  Park  lane  near 

Baltimore  st 
Opperman  George  Lewis,  glovemaker  and  tavern 

keeper,  1 1  Marsh  market  space 
Oram  Isaiah,  labourer,  Argyle  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Oram  Hugh,  boarding  house,  9  Front  st  near  Christ 

church 
Oram  Josbua,  cordwainer,  Brewhouse  alley  betw. 

Camden  st  and  Bottle  alley 
Orbin  Catherine,  cor  Charles  st  and  a  small  alley 
Orchard  mrs  Catherine,  n  High  st  e  side  near  Gay 
Orem  John,  bricklayer,  17  Saratoga  st  near  Park  st 
Orehesey  Philip,  plaister  ornament  maker.  Water 

st  at  Falls  bridge 
O'Reilly  &  Co.  grocers,  cor  of  Gougb  and  Bond  sts 
Orman  Henry,  tavern  keeper,  Lexington  st  n  side 

beiw  Paca  and  Eutavv  sts 
Ormsby  John,  junr.  baker,  Penn  av.  s  of  Cove  st 
Ormsby  John,  senr.  baker.  Union  al.  near  Spring  st 
Orndorff  John  H.  &  Co.  flour  mercbants,  ^E  cor 

Baltimore  and  Paca  sts;  dw  John  H.  OrndortT 

cor  Howard  and  Mulberry  sts 
Orndorf  mrs.  Baltimore  st  w  of  Green  st 
Ornduck  Henry,  combmaker,  s  side  of  Baltimore  st 

w  of  Pine  st 
Osborne  Wm.  blacksmith.  Spring  st  s  of  Baltimore 
Osborne  Elizabetb,  Butler's  alley  s  of  Bath  st 
Osborne  Alfonzo,  bricklayer,  Carpenter's  alley  £  of 

Eutaw  st 
Osborne  John,  carpenter,  7  New  Church  st 
Osborne  mrs  Susan,  huckster,  14  Commerce  st 
JOsborne  D.  brickmaker,  Ensor  st  near  Forest  st 


287  DzVecfor,  1831.  PAG- 

JOsbonie  Lewis,  drayman,  Chesnut  al.  near  Pearl  st 
tOsborne  Rebecca,  Ruxton  st 
tOsborne  Anne,  Leaden  Hall  st  near  Montgomery  st 
Osbourn  Rev.  James,  second-hand  store,  Second  st 

N  side  near  Centre  market 
Osgood  &  Co.  merchants,  49  s  Gay  st 
Osgood  John  W.  d\v  n  Charles  st  n  of  Mulberry  st 
Osman  Jas.  tavern  keeper,  23  Centre  market  space 
Osterman  Josepli,  merchant,  6S  n  High  st 
Othwait  mrs  M.  upholsterer,  46  n  Gay  st 
Ottmer  Peter,  carpenter,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove  st 
Oudesluys  mrs  Harriet,  Lexington  st  e  of  Libbrty 
Ouram  Hugh,  steam  boiler  maker,  Little  Hughes 

st  betw  Charles  and  Light  sts 
Ourler  Edward,  shoe  store,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Paca 
Ovare  J.  F.  hair  dresser,  Franklin  st  e  of  Penn  av. 
Overbeck  Andrew,  confectioner  and  distiller,  70  N 

Howard  st 
Owens  Joseph,  keeper  of  the  Maryland  Peniten- 
tiary; dw  at  the  Penitentiary 
Owens  captain  Wm.  agent  of  Gov.  Wolcott  steam 
boat  CO.  and  commission  mercht.  1 01  Bowly'a 
vvhf.;  dw  59  n  Gharles  st  n  of  Saratoga  st 
Owens  William,  farmers'  and  planters'  agent,  80 

Dugan's  wharf 
Owens  Isaac,  clerk.  President  st  s  of  Stiles  st 
Owens  mrs  Hannah,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Owens  Caleb  D.  Exeter  st  w  side  near  Low  st 
Owens  Joshua,  hackman,  Pinkney  st  near  Caroline 
Owens  Jas,  C.  carpenter,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Owens  Basil,  cooper,  Pine  st  near  Lexington 
fOwens  Fanny,  washer,  Eden  st  n  of  Holland  st 
tOwens  Richd.  Run  al.  bet  Lexington  &  Fayette  sts 
Owings  mrs  Rachel,  tailoress.  Bottle  al.  near  Paca  st 
Owings  Wm.  watchman,  Light  st  e  side,  near  Hill 
Owings  Doctor  Thomas,  firm  of  Jennings  &  Owings, 

28  Fayette  st;  dw  Lexington  st  e  of  Charles 
^Oxford  John,  laborer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt  st 

Paca  JOHN,  cordwalner,  4  Thomson  st 

Packwood  James,  fishman,  61  Bond  st 

Page  mrs  Mary,  Pratt  st  s  side  near  Albermarle 


PAR  Matchett^s  Baltimore  288 

Page  DI.  ship  carpenter,  Pratt  st  n  side  near  bridge 
Page  Washington,  ship  carpenter,  Pratt  st  s  side 

near  Alberoiarle  st 
fPage  Cyrus,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt  w  side 
JPaidler  Vache,  sawyer,  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Paine  Peter,  mariner,  Happy  alley  near  Gough  st 
Paine  miss  Elizabeth,  Bath  st  w  of  North 
Palmatory  Allen,  tailor,  Haw  st  near  Columbia 
Palmer  Thomas,  carver  and  gilder,  Fayette  st  near 

N  Calvert 
Palmer  E.  &  T.  E.  commission  merchants,  4  Bow- 

ly's  wharf;  dw  of  E.  Palmer,  Hanover  st  near 

Barre  st 
Palmer  Edward,  commission  mercht.  (firm  above,) 

dw  114  Hanover  st 
Palmer  mrs  Mary,  1  Temple  st 
tPalmer  Js.  labourer,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
Palossios  Victorine,  tobacconist,  5  Bond  st 
Pamphillion  Jas.  cooper,  Eutaw  st  opposite  Barre 
Pamphillion  W.  S.  carpenter,  Conway  st  2d  door 

w  of  Lunn's  lane 
Pancoast  John,  boarding  house.  Sharp  st  s  of  Pratt 
Pannell  Edward,  33  South  st 
Pannell  Edward,  scrivener,  103  Hanover  st 
Papion  John,  rigger,  1  Lancaster  st 
tParaway  Isabella,  Conway  st  near  Eutaw  st 
JParaway  John,  labourer.  Wolf's  al.  near  Conway 
Parent  J.  T.  painter  and  glazier,  Hill  st  w  of  Light 
Parker  James,  paint  manufactory,  cor  of  High  and 

Wilk  sts;  dw  s  High  st  near  Trinity  church 
Parker  Robert  &  Son,  proprietors  of  3  tuns  tavern, 

sw  cor  Pratt  and  Paca  sts 
Parker  Oliver  H.  stove  manufacturer,  43  s  Calvert 

st;  dw  Water  e  of  Exeter.    See  advertisement. 
Parker  George,  silversmith,  Biddle  st 
Parker  Jonathan,  tavern  keeper.  Water  st  betw. 

Market  space  and  Concord  st 
Parker  G.  carter.  Strawberry  al.  s  of  Shakspear  st 
Parker  Geo.  victualler,  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson  ah 
Parker  Thomas  H.  cordwainer,  78  East  st 
Parker  Lorenzo  D.  Ensor  st  near  East  st 
Parker  captain  Thomas,  120  Wolf  st 


i289  Director,  1831  PAR 

Parker  John,  labourer,  Fleet  st  2d  door  w  of  Caro- 
line st 
Parker  James,  cordwainer,  42  Alice  Anna  st 
Parker  Gab.  carter,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Lancaster  st 
Parker  Charlotte,  washer,  Bishop's  al.  near  Stiles  st 
Parker  Ann,  w^asher,  Wilk  st  n  side  w  of  Caroline 
JParker  Sophia,  washer,  Ruxton  st 
Parker  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  91  Bond  st 
JParker  Nichs.  sawyer.  Park  st  s  of  Richmond 
fParker  James,  labourer,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
JParker  Ellen,  Moore's  lane  near  St.  Mary's  st 
tParker  Polly,  washer,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Cove 
JParker  John,  laborer,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder 
;j:Parker  Ellen,  washer.  Pearl  st  n  of  Saratoga 
JParker  Samuel,  labourer,  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
Parkinson  James,  tailor,  Ensor  st  near  Potter 
Parks  Maybury,  second-hand  furniture  store,  nb 

cor  Necessity  alley  and  n  Exeter  st 
Parks  Lloyd,  fisherman,  Pinkney  st  near  Apple  al. 
Parks  Abraham,  se  cor  Pratt  and  Spring  sts 
Parks  &  Cornwell,  grocers,  5  Dugan^s  wharf 
Parks  Archibald,  wood  corder.  Spring  st  bet  Wilk 

and  Bank  sts  e  side 
Parks  Benjamin,  blacksmith,  n  Market  st  opposite 

Little  Hampton  st 
Parks  mrs  Elizabeth,  47  Hanover  st 
Parks  Thomas,  oak  cooper,  Tripolet's  alley 
JParks  Peter,  sawyer,  Argyle  alley  near  Wilk  st 
fParks  Lloyd,  Moore's  lane  near  St.  Mary's  st 
tParks  Wm.  Little  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
Parling  Peter,  oyster  house,  Fish  market  space 
Parr  David,  stone  and  earthenware  manufacturer, 

Eden  st  near  East;  dw  49  South  st 
Parr  mrs  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  Pinkney  st.  betw 

Strawberry  al  and  Bond  st 
Parr  James,  potter,  Gough  stE  of  Happy  alley 
Parr  David,  jun.  Bank  st.  bet  Wolf  st  &  Happy  al 
fParraway  Absalom,  Hill  st  near  Charles  st 
Parrish  Wm.  merchant,  63  Smith's  whf;  dw  Exe- 
ter st  near  Water 
Parrish  Nicholas  M.  miller,  Hillen  st  w  of  Potter 
25* 


PAT,  J[latcheWs  Baltimore  290 

Parrish  Jacob,  wheelwright,  Pratt  st;  dw  Faca  st 

2d  door  s  of  Bottle  alley 
Parrish  Wm.  huckster,  York  av  n  of  Monument  st 
Parrott  Robert,  sailaiaker,  15  Ann  st 
Parrott  James,  tailor,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 
Parrott  David,  sea  captain,  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury 
JParrott  Betsey,  Leadenhall  st  near  Montgomery 
Parsons  Thos.  cordwainer.  Park  lane  near  Pine 
Parsons  mrs  Esther,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Market 
Parsons  Hiram,  brass  founder,  Wagon  al  w  of  Park 
Parsons  Thos.  boot  &  shoemaker,  Pratt  Eof  Eutaw 
Parsons  mrs  Margaret,  York  st  near  Light 
Parsons  Jno.  book-keeper  Comm.  and  Farm.  Bank, 

dw  Eutaw  st  bet  Mulberry  and  Saratoga 
tParsons  Matilda,  Douglass  st  2d  door  e  of  East 
Partridge  James,  merchant,  12  Bowl j's  wharf;  dw 

Nw  cor  Hanover  and  Conway  sts 
Pascal  mrs  Elizabeth,  20  Bond  st 
Pascal  captain  Peter,  12G  Bond  st 
Paschal  Peter,  sawyer,  8  Forest  st 
Passano  Joseph,  fancy  store  in  Baltimore  arcade, 

dw  15  Pitt  st 
Passeay  James,  skin  dresser,  3  Pine  st.  between 

Franklin  and  George  sts 
Pasterfield  Caleb,  cordwainer.  East  st  s  of  Douglass 
Pastorius  Samuel,  brushmaker,  w  Baltimore  st  near 

1st  mile  stone 
Pate  Wm.  pilot,  Washington  st 
Patridge  E.  R.  stock,  exchange  and  commission 

agent,  16  Second  st.  opposite  Tripolet's  alley; 

dw  Mulberry  st  e  of  Courtland 
Partridge  Jas.  B.  printer,  Caroline  st  near  Baltimore 
Patterson  miss  Sarah,  Barnet  st  w  of  Charles 
Patterson  William,  shipping  merchant,  18  and  20 

South  st 
Patterson  John,  merchant  tailor,  22  South  st 
Patterson  John,  Strawberry  al  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Patterson  mrs  Johanna,  milliner,  89  Bond  st 
Patterson  John,  mariner,  Lancaster  st  near  Wolf 
Patterson  John,  carpenter,  Ross  st  near  Eutaw 
Patterson  mrs  Hannah,  Caroline  st  n  of  Baltimore 
Patterson  David,  firm  of  do.;  dw  28  n  Eutaw  st 


291  Director,  \SS\.  PEA 

Patterson  &  James,  flour  and  grocery  merchants, 

95  N  Howard  st 
Patterson  Wm.  Water  st  near  Lloyd 
Patterson  Jacob,  merchant,  Conway  near  Howard 
Patterson  John,  carpenter,  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Patterson  John,  paper  hang-er,  75  n  Gay  st 
Patterson  Wm.  cooper,  48  w  Pratt  st 
Patterson  James,  cordwainer,  2  Thompsen  st 
Patterson  vSamuel,  Barre  st.  bet  Hanover  &  Sharp 
Patterson  Joseph  W.  iS^  Edward,  iron  and  nail  mer- 
chants, sw  cor  Commerce  and  Pratt  sts 
Patterson  Joseph  M.  firm  of  do.;  dw  cor.  Hanover 

and  Pratt  sts 
Patterson  mrs  Catherine,  Paca  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Patterson  mrs  Ann,  York  st  w  of  Light 
Patterson  Edward,  firm  J.  W.  &  E.  Patterson,  dw 

278  w  Baltimore  st 
Patterson  David,  cotton  manufacturer,  Saratoga  st, 

w  of  Cove 
tPatterson  Daniel,  laborer,  Argyle  al  near  Wilk  st 
fPatterson  Joshua,  laborer,  69  Caroline  st 
tPatterson  Adam,  Homespun  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Patton  James  H.  cabinet  maker,  Camden  st.  near 

Market 
Paul  Mary,  shop  keeper,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Paul  captain  Wm.  1 12  Wolf  st 
Paul  Nicholas,  laborer,  Happy  al  near  Gough  st 
Paul  James,  tailor,  Saratoga  st.E  of  Eutaw 
Paul  miss  C.  umbrella  maker,  )2  n  Liberty  st 
Pawley  James,  china,  glass  and  queensware  store, 

31  s  Calvert  st 
Paylor  Wm.  tavern,  35  Wilk  st  e  of  Caroline 
Payson  Henry  &.  Co.  merchants,  15  Bowly's  whf; 

dw  123  Hanover  st  near  Conway 
Peabody,  Riggs  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  208 

Baltimore  st 
Peabody  Jeremiah,  dry  goods  merchant,  e  Balti- 
more st  w  of  2d  Presbyterian  church 
tPeach  Samuel,  Homespun  alley  e  of  Sharp  st 
fPeach  Wm.  Welcome  al  near  Howard  st 
Peachy  William  J.  &  H.  n  High  st 
Peacock  Thos.  weaver,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 


PEI  Matchett^s  Baltimore  292 

Peacock  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Argyle  alley  near 

Alice  Anna  st 
Peacock  Samuel,  cordwainer,  Beuren  st  near  Falls 
Peacock  Ingram,  umbrella  maker,  100  w  Pratt  st 
Peacock  Thos.  proprietor  of  the  American  hotel,  56 

Pratt  st  w  of  Hanover 
JPeacock  Mary,  St.  Mary's  st  e  of  Ross 
Pead  Robt.  ship  carpenter,  Thames  st  e  of  Market 
tPeaker  Stephen,  porter,  72  French  st 
Peale  Jolm,  deputy  keeper  of  Penitentiary,  York  av 

N  of  Madison  st 
Peale  miss  vSarah,  portrait  painter,  se  cor  Pleasant 

and  Charles  sts 
Pearce  Wm.  of  custom-house  boat,  d\v  Holland  st. 

w  of  Harford  run 
Pearce  Thos.  laborer,  Orleans  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Pearce  Charles  R.  merchant,  74  South  st;  Bowly's 

wharf;  d\v  ne  cor  Charles  and  Lexington 
Pearce  mrs  Jane,  36  Happy  alley 
Pearce  Richard,  farmer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Pearce  David,  hatter,  56  n  Frederick  st 
Pearce  William,  cordwainer,  7  Mercer  st 
Pearce  Joseph,  wheelwright  at  Lanvale  factory  w 

of  Belvidere  bridge 
Pearce  Greenbury  W.  coach  and  harness  maker, 

2  N  Frederick  st 
Pearson  Thomas,  tanner,  Ensor  st  near  Potter 
Pearson  Henrietta,  tailoress,  Light  st  3d  door  n  of 

Henrietta 
Pearson  Thos.  laborer,  Harford  av  e  of  M'g  house 
Pearson  Joseph,  fur  and   hatters'  findings  store, 

260  Baltimore  st 
Peas  Francis,  cooper,  Fayette  st  near  Eutaw 
Peas  Christ'r,  cooper,  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Peas  mrs  Margaret,  77  n  Liberty  st 
Peck  Henry,  boot  and  shoemaker,  9  Pratt  st 
Peck  mrs  Angelica,  82  Harrison  st 
JPeck  Catherine,  carpet  weaver,  Honey  alley  betw 

Hanover  and  Charles  sts 
Peirce  Doctor  John,  sw  cor  Pratt  and  Howard  sts 
Peirce  mrs  Isabella,  10  Courtland  st 
Peirsoa  William,  dry  goods  mercht.  8  Harrison  st 


293  Director,  1831.  PEP 

JPeck  Levin,  laborer,  Guilford'*s  al.  near  Charles  st 
|Peck  Henry,  laborer,  Columbia  st  e  of  Scott  st 
jPeck  Nathaniel,  white  washer,  Bath  st  near  North 
Peduzi  Catherine,  tavern  keeper,  Salisbury  st  w  of 

Harford  run 
Peel  George,  ship  carpenter,  Shakspear  st  n  side 
Peel  mrs  Margaret,  44  Happy  alley 
tPeel  Richard,  St.  Mary's  st  e  of  Ross 
JPeel  John,  sawyer,  Lerew's  al.  near  Richmond  st 
Peasley  mrs  Harriet,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harf.  run 
Peechey  W.  T.  &  T.  G.  saddlers  and  harness  mak- 
ers, Light  st  2  doors  s  of  Baltimore  st 
Pein  mrs  Eve,  76  s  Howard  st 
Peltan  William,  confectioner,  64  n  Gay  st 
fPembertoo  John,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
JPembleton  John,  musician,  103  s  Eutaw  st 
Pendergrass  captain  William,  68  French  st 
Penn  Caleb,  cordwainer,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
Penn  J.  W.  constable,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
Penn  Rezin,  blacksmith,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Penniman  mrs  H.  Eutaw  st  s  side  near  Lombard 
Penniman  Cynthia,  s  Frederick  st  near  Baltimore  st 
Pennington  Benedict,  carpenter,  Wolf  st  nearGough 
Pennington  Josias,   attorney  at  law,  9  Athenasum, 

Lexington  st;  dw  Franklin  st  w  of  St.  Paul's 
Pennington  John  H.  piano  maker,  Bond  st  between 

Bank  and  Gough  sts 
Pennington  Joseph,  attorney  at  law,  dw  Franklin  st 

s  side  w  of  St.  Paul's  lane 
Pennington  James,  chairmaker,  Aisquith  st  between 

Orleans  and  Jetferson  sts 
Pennington  mrs  Jane,  72  n  Exeter  st 
JPennington  Julia  A.  washer,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Pennsylvania,  Delaware  and  Maryland  Steam  navi- 
gation Co's  office,  lower  end  of  Bowly's  whf.; 
William  Meeteer,  president 
Pentz  Jacob,  laborer,  intersection  Cove  st  &  Penn  ay 
Pentz  Joseph,  victualler,  Pitt  st  near  Caroline  st 
Pentz  Henry,  victualler,  Pitt  st  near  Caroline  st 
Pentz  Daniel,  victualler,  Pitt  st  near  Caroline  st 
Peppel  John  F.  tailor,  Mulberry  st  near  Howard 
JPepper  Peter,  laborer,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Har.  run 


PET  MatchelVs  Baltimore  294 

Peregoy  Nathan  W.  starr  tavern,  se  cor  High  and 

Low  sts 
Peregoy  Caleb,  carpenter,  6  Pine  st  near  Franklin 
Peregoy  Nicholas,  carpenter,  Park  st  n  of  Dutch  al. 
Perrigo  Dl.  grocer,  sw  cor  Argyle  al.  and  Wilk  sts 
Perrigo  Joseph,  city  bailiff,  33  Fleet  st 
Perigo  Charles,  Mulberry  st  s  side  near  Pine  st 
Perigoy  Jas.  cooper,  ne  cor  Paca  and  Mulberry  sts 
Perigoy  Jas.  carpenter.  Maiden  lane  vv  of  Aisquith 
Perigoy  James,  carpenter,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Perin  John,  baker.  Water  st  2d  door  w  of  High 
Perine  David  M.  register  of  wills  for  Baltimore 

county,   court  house;  dw  Lexington  st  w  of 

Calvert  st 
Perine  Maulden,  potter,  nw  cor  Pine  and  Lexing- 
ton sts;  dw  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Perine  Thomas,  oil   and  paint  store,  se  cor  Prat* 

and  Howard  sts 
Perine  mrs  Ann,  Penn  av.  s  of  termin.  of  Cove  st 
Perkins  Tiios.  R.  ship  joiner,  Wolf  st  w  side  near 

Alice  Ann  st 
Perkins  Hector,  broom  maker,  Potter  st  3d  door  w 

of  Halfmoon  alley 
Perkins  Eben.  merchant,  Mechanics'  row,  Wilk  st 
Perkins  Elisha,  apothecary  and  druggist,  cor  Green 

and  Franklin  sts  w  side 
Perkins  William,  tailor,  44  Gay  st  e  of  the  bridge 
Perry  mrs.   Susannah,  j^lechanics'  row,   Wilk  st. 

near  Harford  run 
Perry  Jeremiah,  clothing  store,  46  Centre  M.  space 
Perry  Major,  Strawberry  alley  near  Fleet  st 
Perves  Thos.  laborer.  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Peterkin  Geo.  firm  Wilson  andPeterkin,  dw  Pratt 

st  near  Exeter 
Peters  Jesse  T.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  235 

Baltimore  st 
Peters  Henry,  George  st  near  Pine 
Peters  C.  G.  merchant  tailor,  8  South  st 
Peters  Richard,  smith  in  general,  50  Harrison  st 
Peters  Chas.  mariner,  Burk  st.  near  Sugar  house 
Peters  mrs  Rebecca,  cor  Granby  &  Albermarle  sts 
Peters  mrs  Eliz'h,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 


295  Director,  ISSl.  PHI 

Peters  Wm.  baker,  d\v  Peace  alley  near  Light  st 

Peters  George,  116  n  Howard  st 

fPeters  Thos.  carter.  Strawberry  al  n  of  Gough  8t 

JPeters  Sophia,  Park  st  s  of  Saratoga 

JPeters  Mary,  under  34  s  Charles  st 

JPeters  Peter,  huckster,  Wagon  al.  w  of  Liberty  st 

tPeters  John,  laborer,  Lerew's  al  near  Mulberry  st 

Peterson  Amelia  A.  tailoress,  Fleet  st  e  of  Caroline 

Peterson  mrs  Catherine,  4  Bond  st 

Peterson  John,  carpenter.  Centre  st  near  Calvert 

Peterson  George,  at  lower  ferry  bar 

JPeterson  John,  Strawberry  al  near  Alice  Anna  st 

fPeterson  Henny,  washer,  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 

Petherbridge  J.  C.  dentist,  13  e  Baltimore  st 

Petiss  James,  founder,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 

Petticord  James,  hatter,  72  n  Exeter  st 

Pettit  mrs  Elizabeth,  grocer.  New  st  nearPaca 

fPevins  Charles,  fisherman.  Johnson  st 

Phelan  A'icholas,  x\merican  Star  tavern,  7  McClel- 

lan's  alley 
Pheling  Edward,  silver  plater,  Hampstead  st  near 

Park  lane 
Pbelps  Joshua,  nail  cutter.  Fawn  st  near  High 
Phelps  John,  weaver,  Mulberry  st  s  of  Schroederst 
Philips  James,  clerk,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Phillips  Wm.  cabinet  maker,  Pitt  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Phillips  Wm.  merchant,  Dutch  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Phillips  Isaac,  jr.  soap  and  candle  factor,  Saratoga 

st  E  of  Pine 
Philips  Richd.  sign  painter  &,  gilder,  127  n  Eutaw  st 
Phillips  John,  rigger.  Wills  st  bet  Blocks  Ph^^po^ 
Phillips  Charles,  huckster,  rear  of  79  Hanover  st 
Phillips  mrs  Lydia,  boarding  house  and  tavern,  SB 

cor  Fell  and  Ann  sts 
Phillips  Wm.  M.  mariner.  Fell  st  e  side 
Phillips  John,  mariner,  Thames  st  e  of  Ann 
Phillips  Thomas,  rigger,  1 1  Lancaster  st 
Phillips  James,  sea  captain,  43  Albermarle  st 
Phillips  Isaac,  navy  agent,  sw  cor  Fayette  &  Paca; 

dvv  Pratt  e  of  Sharp 
Phillips  Wm.  sea  captain.  Water  si  e  of  Exeter 
Phillips  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Pratt  st  near  Spring 


PIK  Matched s  Baltimore  296 


"Phillips  Lewis,  porter,  78  French  st 
'•Phillips  Jas.  laborer,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 
"Phillips  Isaac,  carter,  Chestnut  al  near  Pearl 
"Phillips  Perry,  hack  driver,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
"Phillips  B.  stevedore,  Bank  st  6th  door  fr.  Spring 
JPhillips  Chas.  laborer,  Eden  st  s  of  Baltimore 
■  'Phillips  Jas.  carter,  Spring  st  s  of  Baltimore 
!?hipps  W.  H.  grocer,  Franklin  st  e  of  Penn  ar 
JPhipps  Ann,  New  st  near  Paca  st 
\  ^hoenix  line  stage  office  for  Washington  &  George- 
town, 2  N  Calvert  st.;  Beltzhoover  and  Co, 
proprietors 
Phoenix  mrs  Elizabeth,  Lloyd  st  near  e  Water 
Phoenix  Shot  tower,  ne  cor  Pitt  and  Front  sts 
Phoenix  Thos.  e  Baltimore  st.  opposite  2d  Presby- 
terian church 
Pickering  Samuel  C.  clerk  in  court  house,  and  jus- 
tice of  peace;  dw  Gough  st  n  of  Pratt 
Picket  Levi,  tailor.  Liberty  alley  s  of  Falls  st 
tPier  Ann,  huckster,  22  Stiawberry  alley 
Pierce  Enoch,  machine  maker,  Monument  st  near 

Forest 
Pierce  mrs  Ann,  tutoress,  nw  cor  of  Alice  Anna  st 

and  Argyle  alley 
Pierce  Rev.  Marmaduke,  of  Meth.   E pis.  church, 

Wine  st  rear  Light  st  Meeting  house 
Pierce  S.  hatter,  55  Centre  Market  space 
Pierce  mrs  Ann,  14  New  Church  st 
Pierce  Obadiah,  machine  maker,    151  French  st. 

Crook's  row 
Pierj^'oint  mrs  Hannah,  Long  alley  near  New  st 
Pierpoint  John,  cordwainer,  Eutaw  st  near  Pratt 
Pierpoint  M.  Eager  alley  near  Mulberry  st 
Pickard  A.  currier,  53  s  Calvert  st 
Pickett  mrs  Mary,  ke  corner  Cove  &  Saratoga  sts 
Pierse  Jean,  seaman,  44  Bond  st 
Pierson  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
Pierson  captain  Samuel,  23  Fleet  st 

{Pierson  Elizabeth,  62  Happy  alley 
*ifer  Wm.  carver,  24  Harrison  st 
Piggott  Austen,  chemist,  rear  of  51  Front  st 
Pike  David,  weaver,  Preston  st  near  Ross 


297  Director  1831.  PLA 

Pike  Abraham,  tobacconist,  14  n  Howard  st;  d\v 

Liberty  s  of  Fayette 
Pike  Henry  and  Ward,  hardware  merchants,  21  s 

Calvert  st;  dw  H.  Pike,  Courtland  st.  betw 

Mulberry  and  Pleasant 
Pinckney  Jonathan,  65  n  Charles  st 
tPiner  Samuel,  sawyer,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Pink  Nicholas,  carter,  70  n  Exeter  st 
Pinkerton  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Stable  al  s  of  Water  st 
Pinkuey  Robt.  drayman,  Hull's  lane  w  of  Aisquith 
Pinkney  Fred'k,  attorney  at  law,  Courtland  st 
Pinkney  mrs  Ann,  5  Waterloo  row,  Calvert  st 
Pinkney  Wm.  cor  Calvert  and  Monument  sts 
|Pinkney  Dennis,  3  Kipp's  alley 
Pincell  James,  cooper,  Columbia  st  near  Paca 
Pindell  John,  constable,  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden 
Pindell  Lewis,  carter,  n  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Pindell  mrs  Charlotte,  29  n  Exeter  st 
Pindell  Adda,  carter,  n  Gay  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Pindell  Thos.  wood  dealer,  Gay  st  near  B.  A.  market 
Pindell  mrs  Jane,  cor  Bond  and  Bank  sts 
JPindell  Mary,  washer.  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
Pine  Isaac,  carpenter,  cedar  cooper.  Potter  st  near 

Douglass 
Piper  James,  Water  st  e  of  Jones's  falls 
Piper  Philip,  sw  corner  Fayette  and  Pearl  sts 
Piquet  mrs  Mary,  Cross  st.  Federal  hill 
Pise  Rev.  Charles  C.  of  the  Cathedral,  Saratoga  st 

w  of  Charles 
Pitt  John  C.  grocer,  ne  cor  Front  and  Baltimore  sts 
Pitt  Thos.  cordwainer,  se  cor  Bank  and  Eden  sts 
tPitt  Samuel,  porter,  2  Stirling  st 
Placide  Paul,  cooper,  53  n  Frederick  st 
Placide  Paul,  cooper,   sw  cor.  Market  space  and 

Water  street 
Placide  Henry,  cooper,  3  Buchanan's  wharf 
Piaskitt  &  Co.  booksellers  and  stationers,  254  Bal- 
timore st 
Piaskitt  John,  firm  Armstrong  &  Piaskitt,  dw  65  s 

Sharp  st 
2Q 


POO  Matched 5  Baltimore  29S 

Pleasants  John  P.  &  Son,  mefchants,  70  South  st. 

Bowly's  wharf 
Plifer  Godfred,  laborer  31  Union  st 
Plifer  Philip,  laborer,  Union  st  near  Ross 
Plowman  Jonathan,  watchman.  Little  Hampstead  st 

bet  Eden  and  Spring 
Plowman  Eli  R.  confectioner  and  distiller,  17  Har- 
rison st 
Plum  mrs  Susan,  Jefferson  st  e  of  Short 
Plummer  Wm.  T.  cabinet  maker,  5  Water  st 
Plummer  John,  block  and  pump  maker,  Alice  An- 
na st  w  of  Bond 
Plummer  Alexander,  saddler,  6  Comet  st 
Plummer  Samuel,  painter,  Hughes's  quay,  Light  st 
Plummer  Notiey,  drayman,  cor  Monroe  &-  Spring 
JPlyman  John,  hair  dresser,  6^  Camden  st 
Pochon  Charles,  merchant,  s  Liberty  n  of  Lombard 
Pochon  C.  F.  &  Co.  wholesale  grocers,  270  Balti- 
more; dw  C.  F.  Pochon,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Germao 
Pocock  Thomas,  meal  dealer,  Harford  av  near  the 

Meeting  house 
Pocock  Jno.  straw  cutter,  Harford  av.  n  of  Scotch- 
burn's  rope  walk 
Poepplein  &  Brothers,  importers  of  French  and 

German  dry  goods,  13  n  Howard  st 
Poepplein  Nicholas,  firm  of  do.  13  n  Howard  st 
Pogue  mrs  Ann,  confectioner,  38  Lexington  st.  w 

of  Park 
Pohn  H.  cooper,  11  Franklin  st 
Poits  Doctor  Wm.  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 
Poits  Joseph  E.  merchant  tailor,  60  w  Pratt  st 
Poland  A.  &  Co.  hide  &  leather  dealers,  13  Water 
Polk  Giles,  firm  Kane  &  Polk,  Fayette  near  Calvert 
Polk  David  P.  printer,  Saratoga  st  n  end  Liberty 
Polk  David,  weaver,  3  Aisquith  st 
$Polk  David,  cordwainer.  Hill  st  near  Light 
PoUard  S.  sign  painter,  Granby  st  near  Exeter 
PoUey  Rich,  laborer,  Pratt  st  e  of  Cove 
Policy  Thos.  innkeeper,  54  Light  st  near  Pratt 
Pollitt  Wm.  tailor,  2  Holliday  st 
Pool  James,  carpenter,  Barre  st  near  Howard;  dvf 
corner  Howard  and  Lee  sts 


299  Director,  1831.  POT 

•'  "  ' 

Pool  John,  hatter,  se  cor  Lexington  and  Park  sts  j 
Pool  Ebenezer,  cabinet  maker,  Commerce  st 
Poon  nirs  Matilda,  Sugar  al.  bet  Charles  &,  Ligkt 
Poor  Joseph,  mariner,  38  Alice  Anna  st 
Poor  mrs  Mary,  80  Albermarle  st 
Poor  Dudley,  farmer,  nvv  cor  Pine  st  &  Park  lane 
Poor  &  Keyser,  hardware  merchts,  197 J  Baltimore 
Pope  Abner,  dry  goods  store,  32  w  Pratt  st 
Pope  David  S.  painter  and  glazier,  47  South  st 
Pope  Daniel,  painter  and  glazier,   111  w  Pratt  st 

near  Eutaw 
Pope  George,  cooper.  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
Popp  Chas.  cordwainer.  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Popp  mrs  Catherine,  Wagon  al  \v  of  Howard  st 
Poppleton  Thos.  surveyor,  Hill  st  w  of  Light 
Poppleton  mrs  T.  H.  confectioner,  4  N  Calvert  st 
Porter  Hugh,  7  stars  tavern  keeper,  se  cor.  Easor 

and  Forest  sts 
Porter  John,  mariner,  Ann  st.  near  Lancaster 
Porter  Robt.  ferry  road,  near  Meth.  bury,  ground 
Porter  John,  cordwainer,  Albermarle  st  near  Wilk 
Porter  Wm.  bridklayer,  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Porter  Wm.  laborer.  Gay  st.  near  Belle  Air  market 
Porter  Augustus,  milkman,  8  n  Exeter  st 
Porter  mrs  Catherine,  Hill  st.  bet  Light  and  Charles 
Porter  Thomas,  rigger,  90  Market  st 
Porter  Robert,  cordwainer,  at  Lanvale  factory  N  of 

Belvidere  bridge 
Porter  mrs  Mary,  77  s  Eutaw  st 
Porter  William,  collector,  44  South  st 
Posey  Adrian,  hatter,  Tripolet's  alley 
Posey  Nathaniel,  hatter,  Tripolet's  alley 
JPosey  Stephen,  laborer,  Chestnut  alley  near  Pine 
Posnankie  Joseph  J.  Lombard  st  near  Hanover 
Post  Russell,  proprietor  of  New-England  Coffee 

house,  Pratt  st.  w  of  Market  space;   grocery 

and  ship  chandlery,  cor  Pratt  st.  and  O'DoQ- 

nell's  wharf 
Post  Office  for  the  city  of  Baltimore,  n  Calvert  st^ 

basement  story,  Barnum's  hotel,  cor  of  Bank 
lane,  J.  S.  Skinner,  post- master 
Potee  Peter,  plaisterer,  Peace  al.  w  of  Sharp  st 


POW  J\Iatchett'^s  Baltimore  SOO 

Potee  mrs  Elizabeth,  Dutch  alley  vv  of  Howard  st 
Potee  Isaac,  carter,  Eutaw  st  opposite  end  Barre  st 
Potter  Thos.  watchman,  Gay  st  near  B.  Air  market 
Potter  John,  jr.  cooper,  ne  cor  of  Eutaw  &  Conway 
Potter  Nath.  W.  commission  merchant,  79  Bowly's 

wharf;  dw  at  mrs  Gunn's,  13  s  Charles  st 
Potter  John,  jr.  tinware  manufacturer,  9  Water  st 
Potter  Doctor  Nathaniel,  professor  of  theory  and 
practice  of  medicine  in  P^Iaryl.  University;  dw 
Lexingtoo  st  3d  door  e  of  Charles 
Potts  Peter,  keeper  of  Lanvale  Cotton  Factory,  w 

of  Belvidere  bridge 
Potts  Robt.  at  Lanvale  factory,  w  of  Belv.  bridge 
Pouder  Leonard,  carpenter,  over  95  n  Howard  st, 
Poulson  mrs  Eleanor,  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
tPoulson  George,  Eutaw  st.  opposite  Peace  alley 
tPoulson  Elizabeth,  Sharp  st  near  Barre 
Poultney  Evan's  banking  house,  162  Baltimore  St.; 

dw  sw  cor  Fayette  and  Charles 
Poultney  Samuel,  importer  of  cutlery  and  hard- 
ware, 164  Baltimore  st;  dw  Mulberry  st.  op- 
posite the  Cathedral  ^ 
Poultney  Eliza  &  Ann,  dry  goods  store,  45  w  Pratt 
Poultney  Samuel,  merchant,  dw  Lexington  st  oppo- 
site the  court-house 
Powder  House,  s  side  basin  near  Fort  road,  John 

Keys,  keeper,  dw  1 1  Pitt  st 
Powell  Doctor  Thomas,  Pine  st  near  Park  lane 
Powell  mrs  Mary,  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Powell  Doctor  G.  W.  J.  Sharp  st.  s  of  Pratt;  dw 

Pine  st  N  of  Baltimore 
Powell  Hy.  block  and  pump  maker,  16  Patterson; 

dw  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
Powell  mrs  Margaret,  boarding  house,  1 9  Second  st 
JPowell  Ann,  washer.  Peace  al  w  of  Howard  st 
JPowell  Phillis,  washer,  Conway  st  near  Charles 
tPowell  Jane,  washer,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
JPowell  Harry,  drayman,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen 
JPowell  Thos.  sawyer,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
JPowell  James,  huckster,  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
Powers  James,  teacher,  Pratt  st  near  Green 


SOI  Director,  1831.  PRI 

Power  Jno.  &  Jas.  grocers,  Franklin  w  of  Howard 
Power  John,  firm  of  do.  dw  Howard  n  of  Franklin 
Power  James,  firm  of  do.  dvv  Franklin  w  of  Pearl 
Power  Michael,  principal  of  Asbury  College;  dw 

45  Courtland  st  n  of  Pleasant 
tPowers  Charles,  sawyer,  Douglass  st  near  Forest 
Powhatan  Manufacturing  Co.  S.  Harden,  president, 

179  Baltimore  st 
Powles  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  Pinest  near  Franklin 
Powley  Jno.  carpenter,  Carpenter's  al  w  of  Howard 
Powley  Geo.  watchman.  Constitution  irof  Beuren 
Prassman  Charles,  45  n  Charles  st 
Prato  Francis,  teacher,  Courtland  st;  dw  Penn  av. 
Pratt  Enoch,  commission  merchant,  3  s  Charles  st; 

dw  22  Hanover  st 
Pratt  Wm.  mariner,  alley  rear  of  n  Caroline  st 
Pratt  Joseph  L.  engraver  and  copperplate  printer, 

70  N  Front  st 
JPratt  John,  laborer,  alley  rear  of  s  Frederick  st 
|Pratt  Trueman,  laborer,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Prestman  Tfios.  nvv  cor  Bond  and  Fleet  sts 
Prestman  Geo.  grocer,  nw  cor  Bond  and  Fleet  sts 
Prentice  mrs  Ann,  64  Ann  st 
Prentice  Wm.  principal  of  classical  school,  53  N 

Charles  st 
Prentice  John,  teacher,  Montgomery's  old  seat  near 

N  boundary,  York  road 
Prentice  A  tailor,  Pearl  st.  bet  Fayette  &  Lexington 
Presbury  Greenbury,  cordwainer,  Aisquith  st  betw 

Orleans  and  Jefferson  sts 
JPresgrove  James,  wagoner,  n  Exeter  n  of  Hillen 
Preston  Joseph,  paver.  Low  st  near  Exeter 
Preston  mrs  Laura,  43  n  Eutaw  st 
tPreston  Milly,  washer,  Douglass  st  e  of  Forest 
tPreston  Peter,  Little  Pleasant  st  near  College  al. 
Pretlove  John,  house  carpenter,  28  Fleet  st 
Preto  J.  H.  professor  of  modern  languages,  2  Court 

house  lane 
Prevost  A.  cigar  maker,  102  n  Eutaw  st 
Price  Allen  M.  harness  maker  and  hack  proprietor, 

19  Harrison  st.  *See  advertisement, 
26* 


PRl  Matchett'>s  Baltimore  B02 

Price  mrs  Sarah,  Haw  st  w  of  Pearl 

Price  M.  H.  watchmaker,  e  Baltimore  st  near  Front 

Price  Montmorency  H.  watchmaker  and  jeweller, 

10  E  Baltimore  st 
Price  mrs  Sarah,  Fell  st  e  side 
Price  A.  M.  grocery  and  flour  store,  ne  cor  Pratt 

and  Sharp  sts 
Price  William,  ship  carpenter,  Fell  st  w  side 
Price  John,  laborer,  ne  cor  Light  and  Henrietta  sts 
Price  Frederick,  shoemaker,  25  Caroline  st 
Price  Asa,  laborer,  Wolf  st  w  side 
Price  Augustus  M.  fruit  and  confectionery  store, 

189i  Baltimore  st;  dw  27  Lexington  st.     See 

advertisement. 
Price  mrs  Hannah,  Park  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Price  mrs  Hannah,  23  Philpot  st 
Price  Horatio,  grocer,  Penn  av.  near  St.  Mary's 

lane;  dw  Biddle  st  w  of  Park  st 
Price  Samuel,  stone  cutter,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Price  Israel,  tanner,  Penn  avenue  near  Cove  st 
Price  Henry,  druggist,  sw  cor  Hanover  and  Market 

sts;  dw  cor  Hanover  st  &Uhler's  alley 
Price  John  H.  variety  store  and  blacking  manufac- 
tory, Pratt  st  s  side 
Price  Walter,  merchant,  75  Smith's  whf.;  dw  Cove 

near  Penn  avenue 
tPrice  Wm.  white  washer,  Bath  st  near  North  st 
fPrice  John,  Welcome  al.  w  of  Sharp  st 
iPrice  Jacob,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder  st 
tPrice  David,  laborer,  sw  cor  Water  and  Grant  sts 
tPrice  Nathan,  blacksmith,  79  n  Gay  st 
tPrice  Thomas  S.  white  washer,  McClellan's  alley 
Priest  Edwd.  innkeeper,  cor  Charles  &  Ruxton  sts 
Priestley  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  6  Baltimore  st; 

dw  Front  st  n  of  Pitt  st 
tPriestman  John,  laborer,  Wilk  st  n  side  e  of  Eden 
Prigg  Doctor  Joseph,  cor  Lexington  and  Pearl  sts 
itPrigg  Letitia,  washer,  4  Tyson  st 
Primrose  W.  &  A.  Russell,  carpenters  and  cabinet 

makers,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Holliday  st 
tPrimrose  Greenbury,  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass  st 
Prince  Doctor  Anthony  W.  29  Alice  Anna  st 
Prince  William,  potter,  Bond  st  n  of  Pitt 


303  Director,  1831.  PUR 

Prince  mrs  Catherine,  High  st  w  side  near  Pitt  8t 
Prince  D.  B.  washer,  57  Fayette  st 
Prince  Caspar,  hatter,  Thames  near  Market  st 
Prince  Lemuel,  cabinet  maker,  Potter  st  n  of  Low- 
Prior  Joseph  B.  oak  cooper,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Pritchard  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  54  Happy  alley 
tProcton  John,  stone  mason.  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
Proctor  William,  hardware  and  cutlery  store,  4 

w  Pratt  st;  dw  73  s  High  st 
tProctor  Charlotte,  washer.  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
Prong  Nicholas,  sugar  refiner,  High  st  near  Gay  st 
Prospey  mrs  Eliza,  tailoress.  Pearl  st  near  Franklin 
Prosser  Samuel  J.  grocer  and  produce  merchant, 

86  Dugan's  wharf 
Proudfoot  Wm.  founder.  Sugar  alley  e  of  Light  st 
Proudfoot  Wills,  machine  maker,  Liberty  alley  s  of 

Falls  st 
JProut  Rebecca,  79  Liberty  st 
JProut  John  J.  oil  dealer.  Hill  st  near  Charles 
JProut  Wm.  drayman.  Busy  alley  w  of  Hanover  st 
JProut  Polly,  washer,  Peace  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
JProut  William  B.  shoemaker,  1 1 9  Camden  st 
JProut  Edwd.  blacksmith,  Argyle  al.  near  Fleet  st 
fProut  Alfred,  carter,  German  st  w  of  Green 
tProut  Philis,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Market 
tProut  mrs  Charity,  German  st  w  of  Green 
tPruet,  Wm.  labourer,  Starr  alley  near  Wilk  st 
Pryor  Edward,  confectioner.  Gay  st  opposite  Mott 
Pryor  Edward,  collector,  240  n  Gay  st 
Pue  Doctor  Arthur,  senr.  52  Hanover  st 
Pue  Doctor  Arthur,  Fayette  st  n  side  n  of  Liberty 
Pue  David,  engineer  in  gas  works,  sw  cor  of  North 

and  Saratoga  sts 
Pue  mrs  Mary,  44  n  Charles  st 
Pue  miss  Rebecca,  73  n  Charles  st 
Pugh  mrs  Elizabeth,  sw  cor  Aisquith  and  Pitt  sts 
Pullen  Randall, sea  capt.  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Caroline 
Pulley  James,  grocer,  Market  st  below  Thames  st 
JPulley  Edward,  porter.  East  st  n  of  Necessity  al. 
Purden  Wm.  carpenter,  Chamberlain  al.  near  Eutaw 
Purden  mrs  Susanna,  Chamberlain  al.  near  Eutaw  st 
Purdy  John,  iron  mercht.  nw  cor  Pratt  and  Alber- 

marle  sts 


QUI  Matchett^s  Baltimore  304 

Purnell  Charles  B.  &  Co.  merchant  tailors,  62  w 
Pratt  St;  dw  C.  B.  Purnell,  Bottle  alley  near 
Sharp  st 
Purnell  R.  W.  miller,  North  st  at  Salisbury  mill 
Purnell  Thomas,  chemist,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock  st 
Purpur  Charles,  victualler,  Columbia  st  near  Chats- 
worth  st 
Purpur  John,  victualler,  Howard  st  s  of  Pratt 
Purviance  John,  attorney  and  counsellor  at  law,  s 
Frederick  st;  dw  Gay  st  betw  Baltimore  and 
Frederick  sts 
Purviance  Robt.  jr.  counsellor  at  law,  s  Frederick 
st;  dw  Gay  st  betw  Baltimore  and  Second  sts 
Purviance  Robert,  1 1  Courtland  st  n  of  Pleasant 
Purviance  James,  attorney  at  law,  6  Athenaeum; 

dw  Gay  st  s  of  Second 
JPurviance  Samuel,  carter,  82  Ensor  st 
iPurvis  Geo.  weaver,  s  of  w  end  of  Franklin  st 

Q,UAIL    HENRY  G.  fisherman,    Lancaster  st 

near  Ann  st 
Quail  James  &  Robert,  coopers,  cor  of  Grant  and 

Lombard  sts 
Quarry  Edwd.  laborer,  Harf  run  e  6f  Meetg.  house 
Quay  John,  boat  builder,  1  Philpot  st 
Quay  Sarah,  nw  cor  Pitt  and  Eden  sts 
Queen  Jno  laborer,  Howard's  park  near  Belv.  road 
Queen  James,  laborer,  Holiday  st  near  Bath 
Queen  Edwd.  carter.  Welcome  al.  w  of  Hanover  st 
iQueen  Sibby,  washer,  Charles  st  s  of  Hamburg  st 
JQueen  Steph.  clothes  dealer,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
JQueen  Harriet,  washer,  Frederick  st  near  Second 
tQueen  John,  laborer,  Montgomery  st  near  Sharp 
tQueen  Sophia,  President  st  near  Stiles  st 
tQueen  Thomas,  hair  dresser,  17  Light  st  wharf 
Quick  Sarah,  grocer,  cor  East  st  and  Halfmoon  al. 
Quincy  captain  John  D.  Exeter  st  n  of  Granby 
Quinn  Edward,  horse  and  carriage  auctioneer,  in 

Swan  st;  dw  cor  Bond  and  Alice  Anna  sts 
tQuinn  Michael,  Charles  st  s  of  Hamburg 
tQuinn  Wm.  drayman.  Mulberry  st  near  Pearl 
$Quinton ,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 


305  Director,  1831.  RAN 

tQuinton  Jas.  cor  Howard  st  and  Welcome  alley 
Quisick  John,  carpenter,  100  Bond  st 

RABB  PHILIP,  piano  maker,  Saratoga  st.  bet 

Run  alley  and  Pine  st 
Rabine  mrs  Sarah,  34  New  Church  st 
Raborg  capt.  John,  se  cor  High  st  and  Necessity  al 
Raborg  Lewis,  cordwainer,  59  x  Liberty  st 
Raborg  Christopher,  copper,  brass  and  tin  manu- 
facturer, 12  w  Pratt  st;  dw  18  do. 
Raborg  Samuel,  glue,  cowskin,  glass  paper,  and 

neat's  foot  oil  manufacturer,  Columbia  st  w  of 

Cove 
Raborg  Francis,  glue,  cowskin,  glass  paper,  and 

neat's  foot  oil  manufacturer,  Columbia  st  e  of 

Scott 
|Ragans  Simon,  laborer.  Long  al  s  of  Ross  st 
Ragers  Dan.  cordwainer,  Argyle  al  above  Wilk  st 
Rains  Lewis,  sea  captain,  54  Fell  st 
Raitt  Chas.  &  John,  flour  and  grocervmerchants,  5 

Franklin  sts;  dw  sw  cor  Pifie  ana  George 
Ralson  mrs  Mary,  seamstress,  22  Lexington  st 
Ramsay  mr.  blacksmith,  Alice  Ann  st  vr  of  Bond 
Ramsay  mrs  Elizabeth,  tutoress,  31  n  Gay  st 
Ramsay  James,  cordage  manufacturer,  Thames  st 

opposite  Block 
Ramsay  Joseph,  ship  smith,  Thames  st.  e  of  Ann; 

dw  U  Market  st 
Ramsay  Robert,  victualler,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Ramsden  Jas.  cordwainer,  Pennav  at  city  boundary 
Randall  Elisha,  constable,  67  Front  st 
Randall  William,  ropemaker,  Bond  st  bet  Finkney 

and  Pratt  sts  I 

Randall  John,  accountant,  Conway  st  neai^anover 
Randall  mrs  Elizabeth,  Lanvale  cotton  factory,  w 

of  Belvidere  bridge 
Randall  Jacob,  gardener,  Sarah  Ann  near  Scbroeder 
Randolph  miss  Eliza,  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
Randolph  Thompson,  teacher,  61  Ann  st 
Randolph  Thomas,  boot  and  shoemaker,  Bedford  al 

bet  Camden  st  and  Peace  alley 


RED  MatcheW^s  Baltimore  306 

Raney  Albert,  rope  maker,  Jefferson  st  w  of  Har- 
ford run 
Rankin  Samuel,  grocer,  6  Potter  st  near  Gay 
Rapp  John,  clerk.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Eutaw 
Ratcliffe  Luther,  Lexington  st  1st  doorE  of  Paca 
RatclifF  Richard,  cordwainer,  23  s  Howard  st 
Rathel  Levi,  cooper,  Castle  alley  near  Wilk  st 
Ratien  Richard,  dry  goods  merchant,  64  Lexington 

st  E  of  Eutaw 
Rattel  John,  tin  worker,  85  n  Liberty  st 
Rattoo  mrs.  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Rau  &  Smith,  grocers  and  produce  dealers,  48  cor 

Franklin  &  Paca  sts;  dw  Penn  av  n  of  Biddlest 
Ravener  George,  rigger,  81  Bond  st 
Ravigneaux  Francis,  confectioner,  20  Harrison  st 
Rawlings  Benjamin,  accountant,  116  Hanover  st 
Rawlings  Isaac,  carter,  Lit.  Hampstead  e  of  Eden 
Rawlings  Lewis,  rope  maker.  Light  st  s  of  West 
Rawlings  col.  Benj.  rope  maker,  Light  st  n  of  West 
Ray  Adam,  wiieelwright,  Grant  st  near  Pratt;  dw 

York  st  bet  Light  and  Charles 
Ray  John,  tailor,  George  st  s  of  Pine 
Ray  James,  carpenter,  107  Camden  st   * 
Ray  mrs  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  113  n  Eutaw  st 
:|:Ray  Benj.  laborer.  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Raymond  George,  tanner,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Raymond  James,  lottery  and  exchange  office,  174 

Baltimore  st 
Rayne  James,  grocer,  Wilk  st  near  Caroline 
Read  Wm.  Geo.  attorney  at  law,  26  Fayette  st.; 

dw  Mulberry  2d  door  e  of  Park 
Readel  John,  porter  cellar,  23  n  Gay  st;  dw  31 

cor  Orange  alley  and  Gay  st 
Ready  John,  carpenter,  42  n  Charles  st 
Ready  Eliz'h,  Crook's  back  row  near  Monument  st 
Ready  Wm.  carpenter,  Howard  st  near  Madison 
Real  George,  milkman,  e  of  s  Methodist  burying 

ground  and  lower  ferry  road 
Reany  William,  26  e  Baltimore  st 
Rearden  mrs  Sarah,  9  Fleet  st 
Reay  Geo.  oak  cooper,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
Redgraw  Jno.  carpenter,  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 


307  Director,  1831.  REE 

Redding  James  P.  dw  15^  New  Church  st 
Redgraves  Sam.  wheelwright,  Barre  st  near  Light 
Redhead  mrs  Catherine,  milliner  and  mantua  mak- 
er, Fawn  st  bet  Gough  and  Exeter 
Redish  Thos.  ship  carpenter,  Wilk  st  e  of  Argyle  al 
Redish  Robert,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 
Redish  Holton,  ship  carpenter,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 
Redman  A.  carver  *^  pattern  maker,  1  Lombard  st 
Reece  Jacob,  pilot,  29  Fleet  st 
Reece  Joshua,  30  Gough  st 
Reed  Samuel,  dry  goods  dealer,  Arcade;  dw  80 

Harrison  st 
Reed  John,  carpenter,  31  s  Liberty  st 
Reed  Seth,  commission  merchant;  dw  Hamilton  st. 

E  of  Cathedral 
Reed  John,  locksmith,  109  n  Eutaw  st 
Reed  Wm.  G.  attorney  at  law,  Mulberry  e  of  Park 
Reed  Wm.  J.  flour  merchant,  91  n  Howard  st 
Reed  Mary,  44  Park  st 

Reed  Thos  L.  merchant,  dw  Pratt  st  near  Paca 
Reed  James,  weaver,  s  of  w  end  of  Franklin  st 
Reed  Joseph,  weaver,  s  of  w  end  of  Franklin  st 
Reed  Seth,  accountant,  Hamilton  st  e  of  Cathedral 
Reed  Robert,  dry  goods  store,  5  Alice  Anna  st 
Reed  Jacob,  grocery  store,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Eden 
Reed  mrs  Elizabeth,  Montgomery  st  near  Charles 
Reed  Saml.  cooper,  Baltimore  st  s  side  w  of  Pine 
Reed  Rev.  mr  n  termination  of  Cathedral  st 
Reed  John,  cooper,  Baltimore  st  s  side  w  of  Cove 
Reed  Lyman,  wool  merchant,  over  195  Baltimore  st 
Reed  John,  victualler,  Penn  av.  s  of  term'n  of  Cove 
ifReed  Richard,  carter.  Bottle  al.  near  Howard  st 
fReed  Thomas,  carter.  Bottle  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
JReed  Polly,  alley  rear  of  s  Frederick  st 
JReed  James,  laborer,  lower  ferry  road 
Reede  mrs  Hannah,  Peace  alley  near  Howard  st 
Reeder  Chas.  iron  founder.  Light  st  near  Henrietta 
Reeder  Wm.  tobacco  inspector,  State  warehouse 

No.  1 
Reeder  Barnet,  milkman.  Light  st  s  of  West  st 
Reese  John  L.  firm  of  J.  L.  &  W.  Reese;  dw  vw 
cor  Lee  and  Sharp  sis 


REI  Matchett^s  Baltimore  308 

Reese  John,  grocery  and  flour  mercht.  62  n  How- 
ard St 
Reese  George,  cooper,  Ann  st  near  Wilk 
Reese  mrs  Elizabeth,  12  Ann  st 
Reese  mrs  Margaret,  20  Alice  Anna  st 
Reese  Gideon,  tavern  and  boarding  house,  Fleet  st 

3d  door  from  Caroline 
Reese  Joshua,  30  Gough  st 
Reese  mrs  Elizabeth,  Bond  st  above  Pratt 
Reese  Henry,  gate  keeper,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen 
Reese  Daniel,  brick  maker,  Lee  st  near  Hanover 
Reese  David,  svveepmaster,  Hillen  stnear  Potter 
Reese  John  L.  &  Wm.  brick  makers,  yard  near  s. 

Methodist  burying  ground 
Reese  William,  firm  of  J.  L.  &  Wm.  Reese;  dw 

Sharp  st  2d  door  is  of  Lee  st 
Reese  John  E.  clerk  in  U.  States'  Bank;  dw  Paca 

st  2d  house  from  Lunn's  lane 
Reese  mrs  Mary,  Hanover  st  w  side  near  Lee 
fReese  George,  laborer,  Argyle  al.  near  Fleet  st 
JReester  Abraham,  carter,  Orleans  st  near  Har.  run 
Reeth  Edwd.  clerk,  bet.  Bishop's  al,  and  the  Falls 
Reeves  mrs  Abigail,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Reeves  Joseph  F.  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  46 

Baltimore  st;  dw  Market  st  s  of  Fleet 
Reeves  James,  painter.  Bond  st  near  Gough  st 
Reeves  captain  John,  53  Market  st 
Rehine  Z.  15  Courtland  st 

Reifogle  John,  watchman,  Schroeder  st  near  Sara- 
toga st  extended 
Reigart  Philip,  clerk,  Pitt  st  near  Exeter 
Reihaus  mrs  Elizabeth,  Saratoga  st  near  Pine 
Reihm  Josiah,  carpenter,  Penn  av.  near  Franklin  st 
Reijelsperger  Sapphara,  laborer.  Park  lane  w  end 
Reilly  Jas.  proprietor  of  Columbia  hotel,  50  Water 

st  near  Concord  st 
Reilly  Patrick,  keeper  of  Exchange  hotel,  Water 

st  between  Frederick  and  Gay  sts 
Reiman  Samuel,  sugar  refiner,  firm  of  S.  &  R.  Rei- 

man;  dw  cor  Pearl  st  and  Park  lane 
Reinecker  mrs  Ann  Maria,  Sharp  st  near  Lombard 


309  Director,  1831  REY 

Reinken  John  H.  sugar  refiner,  Eutavv  st  n  of  Sa- 
ratoga st 
Reinvvald  William,  baker,  26  s  Howard  st 
Reip  Henry,  tin  manufacturer,  8  n  Paca  st 
Reis  Rev.  Edmond  J.  High  st  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Reisinger  George,  cordvvainer,  nw  cor  Camden  and 

Eutavv  sts 
Reisinger  Henry,  clerk,  George  st  near  Pine 
Reiveschmeider  Jacob,  laborer,  Biddle  st  between 

Penn  avenue  and  Ross  st 
Rekert  Geo.  harness  maker,  Paca  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Remmer  Isaac,  fisherman,  Strawberry  alley  near 

Smith  st 
Remoussen  Veuve,  at  entrance  to  St.  Mary's  col- 
lege near  Pennsylvania  avenue 
Rennington  Nathaniel,  bricklayer,  s  Exeter  st  near 

VV  ilk  st 
Rennous  John  A.  boat  builder,  Ann  st  near  Wilk 
Rennous  Jas.  boat  builder,  o  Fleet  st;  shop  Block  st 
Rennous  John,  boat  builder,  16  Block  st 
Renshavv  James,  94  High  st 
Renshaw  Samuel,  blacksmith,  Barre  st 
Renty  Frederick,  laborer,  intersection  of  Cove  st 

and  Penn  avenue 
Reppart  Jacob,  glass  blower,  near  the  glass  house 
Reppart  George,  glass  blower,  near  the  glass  house 
Reside  William,  tavern  keeper,  2  Park  st 
Retaisel  Francis,  laborer,  Columbia  st  near  Tyson's 

chemical  works 
Reusch  Henry,  cabinet  maker,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Reveer  Robert,  cordwainer,  87  Pitt  st 
Reyburn  Thos.  G.  produce  merchant,  34  w  Frank- 
lin st;  dw  32 
Reynell  mrs  Mary,  22  w  Water  st 
Reynold  Joseph,  labourer,  Board  alley 
Reynolds  mrs  Sarah,  St.  Paul's  st  s  of  Centre 
Reynolds  Colin,  cordwainer,  Gough  st  near  Fleet 
Reynolds    Owen,    mathematical  school.  Front  st 

opposite  Christ  church 
Reynolds  Saml.  clerk  at  stage  office;  dvv  Fayette  st 
betw  Green  and  Pearl  sts 
27 


RIC  3TatchetVs  Baltimore  310 

Reynolds  John,  grocer,  necof  Hill  and  Charles  sts 
Reynolds  Isaac,  provision   warehouse,  269  Balti- 
more St;  dw  10  Lombard  st 
Reynolds  John  A.  boat  builder,  shop  City  block 
Reynolds  William  &  Co.  38  n  Howard  st 
Reynolds  Hosea,  cordwainer,  Baltimore  st  s  side 

near  Pearl  st 
Reynolds  mrs  Catherine,  milliner  and  mantua  maker, 

5  s  Howard  st 
^Reynolds  John,  manner,  Spring  st  near  Wilk 
Rhemansnyder  mrs  Hannah,  Saratoga  st  near  Gay 
Rhinehart  Charles,  carpenter,  46  n  Liberty  st  op- 
posite Dutch  alley 
Rhinehart  Philip  &  Daniel,  carpenters,  21  Consti- 
tution st 
Rhoads  Benjamin,  Pratt  st  n  side  near  Exeter 
Rhoden  David,  ship  carpenter,  Washington  st 
Rhodes  Mary  Ann,  Fleet  st  near  Strawberry  al. 
Rhodes  Joseph,  pedlar,  Light  st  n  of  Montgomery  st 
Rhodes  "W^m.  commission  merchant  and  agent  for 
the  New  York  and  Baltimore  Despatch  line  of 
packets,  12  Bowly's  wharf;  dw 
Rhodes  Simon,  tavern  keeper,  17  Concord  st 
Rhodes  Joseph,  Richmond  st  near  Park 
•j-Rhodes  Elijah,  nightman,  Saratoga  st  near  Sharp 
Riael  Sarah,  proprietor  of  Farmers'  inn,  se  cor  of 

Franklin  and  Paca  sts 
Rialt  Nicholas,  Fish  alley  near  e  end  Saratoga  st 
Rice  Henry  D.  lottery  broker,  cor  Baltimore  st  and 

Marsh  market  space;  dw  51  Pitt  st 
Rice  mrs  Mary,  tavern  keeper,  cor  Balderston  and 

Ellicott  sts 
tRice  Emory,  laborer.  Long  al.  near  Lexington  st 
JRice  Shields,  ship  carpenter,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
Rich  George,  drayman,  Hull's  lane  e  of  East  st 
Rich  Doctor  Arthur,  nw  cor  Sharp  and  Barre  sts 
Richard  Zachariah,  se  cor  Pratt  &  Commerce  st« 
Richard  Augusta,  watchmaker,  26  w  Water  st 
JRichard  Thompson,  caulker.  Wolf  st 
JRichard  Jacob,  boot  black,  under  20  n  Gay  st 
Richards  mrs  Catherine,  grocer,  cor  Argyle  al.  and 
Alice  Aon  sts 


311  Director,  \8S\.  RIC 

Richards  Samuel,  carter,  Light  st  near  Hill  st 
Richards  John  C.  exchange  broker,  over  195  Balti- 
more st;  d\v  Fayette  stlst  house  w  of  Charles 
Richards  Jonathan,  shoemaker,  Caroline  st  s  end 
Richards  Joseph,  mariner,  Shakspear  st  near  Bond 
Richards  Allen,  seaman,  French  st  near  Exeter 
Richards  mrs  Mary,  50  s  High  st 
R  ichards  Elizabeth,  milliner,  French  st  near  Exeter 
Richards  Joseph,  miller,  n  Gay  st  near  Belle  Air 

market 
Richards  Timothy,  Hillen  st  Sd  door  from  High 
Richards  Joshua,  Mulberry  st  n  side  near  Howard 
Richards  Isaiah,  cooper,  Montgomery  vv  of  Light 
Richards  Nicholas,  grocer,  sw  cor  Ctiarles  &  York 
tRichards  Sol.  blacksmith,  cor  Hillen  and  Ensor  sts 
"^Richards  Jesse,  Terrapin  hill  near  e  Baltimore  st 
JRichards  Nichs.  Greenwich  st  near  Chatsworth 
Richardson  Jno.  VV.  ship  carpenter.  Fell  st  lower  end 
Richardson  John,  Columbia  st  near  Chatsworth  fuq 
Richardson  James,  salt  measurer.  Strawberry  alley 

near  Alice  Anna  st 
Richardson  Wm.  mail  driver,  Eutaw  n  of  Franklin 
Richardson  Daniel,  carpenter.  Water  st  e  of  High 
Richardson  Wm.  millwright,  Saratoga  st  n  of  Cove 
Richardson  Samuel  M.  Rising  Sun  tavern  keeper, 

15  N  High  st 
Richardson  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  Pine  st  n  of 

Pierce 
Richardson  mrs  Ann,  57  Happy  alley 
Richardson  John,  wheelwright,  dw  High  near  Gay 
Richardson  mrs  Margaret,  grocer,  54  s  Charles  st 
Richardson  mrs  Mary,  84  n  High  st  . 
Richardson  Nathan,  painter  &  glazier,  70  Harrison 
Richardson  Geo.  W.  merchant,  Bowly's  wharf;  dw 

84  N  High  st 
Richardson  Geo.  R.  attorney  at  law,  Ct.  house  lane 
Richardson  mrs  Martha,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
Richardson  B  H.  J.  W.  dry  goods  store,  8  Centre 

Market  space 
Richardson  Daniel,  carpenter.   Commerce  st;  dw 

Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Richardson  mrs  Mary,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 


RID  JMatcheWs  Baltimore  312 

Richardson  Wm.  H.  wheelwright,  High  near  Water 
JRichardson  Wm.  barber,  Howard  sts  of  Camden 
;JRichardson  Ellen,  shop  keeper,  W^ashington  st 
;J;Richardson  &  Carey,  grocers,  93  w  Pratt  st 
TRichardson  Wm.  Centre  st  w  of  Calvert 
JRichardson  Rachel,  washer,  Bottle  alley 
;J:Richardson  &  London,  dyers  and  scourers,  44  N 

Frederick  st 
;]:Richardson  Abrah.  sawyer,  Long  al.  s  of  Ross  st 
tRichardson  Caroline,  washer.  College  alley  betw. 

Saratoga  and  Mulberry  sts 
Richmond  mrs  Mary,  Low  st  near  Exeter 
Richmond  John,  plane  maker.  Water  st  near  Light 
Richstine  Jno.  sugar  refiner,  Bottle  al  w  of  Howard 
Richstine  George,  sugar  refiner,  Carpenter's  alley, 

w  of  Eutaw  st 
Rickets  Robt.  printer,  rear  of  42  n  Gay  near  bridge 
RickettsHugh,  runner  in  Commercial  and  Farmers' 

Bank;  dw  93  Green  st 
Ricketts  L.  piano  forte  maker,  2  South  st 
Ricketts  Benj.  carpenter,  Monroe  st  near  Eden 
Ricter  mrs  Catherine,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Ricter  mrs  Elizabeth,  Penn  av  near  Franklin  st 
Ricter  Frederick,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Rictor  Jno.  huxter,  bet  Park  lane  and  Saratoga  st. 

E  of  Cove 
Riddell  mrs  Barbara,  rear  of  Front  st  near  the  falls 

foot  bridge 
Riddell  John  W.  clerk,  rear  of  Front  st    do.     do. 
Riddell  John,  jr.  merchant,  7  n  Frederick  st 
Ridelmoser  Michael,  Preston  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Rider  Charlotte  Burke,  grocery,  7  Alice  Anna  st. 

E  of  Market  st 
Rider  W^ashington,  Elbow  lane  near  s  Green  st 
Rider  Peter,  proprietor  of  Pennsylvania  inn,  Frank- 
lin St.  bet  Paca  and  Green 
Ridgate  Benjamin  C.  attorney  at  law,  sw  cor  Fay- 
ette and  St.  Paul's  sts 
Ridgaway  Wm.  draper  and  tailor,  52  nw  cor  Mar- 
ket space  and  Water  st;  dw  3Z  Water  st  near 
Market  space 
Ridgely  Doctor  Rich.  G.  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 


S13  Director,  ISSl,  RIG 

Ridgely  Jas.  L.  attorney  at  law,  Court  house  lane; 

dw  42  N  Frederick  st 
Ridgely  Edward,  Franklin  st  w  of  Charles 
Ridgely  Lloyd,  grocer,  Columbia  st.  near   Chats- 
worth  run 
Ridgely  mrs  Ellen,  Low  st.  near  Aisquith 
Ridgely  Noah,  druggist,  68  Hanover  st  near  Pratt 
Ridgely  &  Co.  iron  store,  cor  Pratt  st  &  Smith's  wf. 
Ridgely  John,  farmer,  25  Hanover  st 
Ridgely  Rev.  Greenbury,  Granby  st  e  of  Gough 
Ridgely  &i^  Sons,  dry  goods  merchants,  15  Balti- 
more st 
JRidgely  Charlotte,  Douglass  st  near  Forest 
JRidgely  Peter,  Bank  lane  near  Aisquith  st 
JRidgely  Pompey,  cor  Howard  st  &,  Welcome  al 
fRidgway  Perry,  laborer,  Exeter  st  s  of  French 
jflidout  Samuel,  laborer,  under  74  s  Charles  st 
Riely  Ed  wd.  tanner,  Penn  av.  s  of  termin.  of  Cove  st 
Rieman  mrs  Catherine,  20  n  Eutaw  st 
Rieman  H.  &.  S.  refined  sugar  store,  nw  cor  Lex- 
ington Market  space  and  Eutaw  st 
Rieman  Samuel,  firm  of  do.;  dw  nw  cor  of  Pearl  st 

and  Park  lane 
Rieman  Henry,  grocery  and  bacon  store,  nw  cor. 

Eutaw  &>  Lexington  sts;  dw  22  n  Eutaw 
Rigby  mrs.  cor  Bond  and  Gough  sts 
Rigby  Edward,  tailor,  24  n  Frederick  st 
Rigby  mrs  Elizabeth,  Park  st  s  of  Lexington 
Rigden  Wm.  tallow  chandler.  Water  st  e  of  Lloyd 
Rigden  John  E.  hardware  and  cutlery  store,  200J 

Baltimore  st 
Riggen  mrs  Rhoda,  99  Alice  Anna  st 
Riggen  Wm.  tavern  keeper,  Harford  av.  near  limits 
Riggen  Wm  Fayette  st  bet  Eutaw  and  Paca  sts 
Riggin  L^^ael,  ship  carpenter,  Henrietta  e  of  Charles 
Riggin  Levi,  ship  carpenter,  York  st  e  of  Charles 
Riggs  ^  Peabody,  dry  goods  merchants,  208  Balti- 
more st 
Riggs  Samuel,  firm  of  do.;  dw  112  Hanover  st 
Riggs  George,  city  bailiff,  Howard's  park,  near 
Belvidere  road 
27* 


ROB  MalcheWs  Baltimore  3 1 4 

Riggs  Geo.  W.  merchant,  nl  cor  Pratt  &  Hanover 
Riley  Patrick,  laborer,  Caroline  st  s  end 
Riley  Hugh,  grocer,  cor  Pierce  and  Pine  sts 
Riley  mrs  Bridget,  grocer,  Harford  av  near  limits 
Riley  Nich.  grocery,  Harford  av  near  M'g  house 
Riley  Peter,  laborer,  22  New  Church  st 
Riley  Abs'm,  innkeeper,  svv  cor  Franklin  &  Eutaw 
Riley  mrs  Sarah,  37  Fayette  st  near  Calvert  st 
Riley  Wm.  cordvvainer,  69  French  st 
Riley  mrs  Susannah,  71  French  st 
tRiley  Lee,  carpenter,  Lerew's  al.  s  of  Richmond  st 
fRiley  Warwick,  drayman,  1 1 1  Camden  st 
JRiley  Harriet,  alley  rear  of  s  Frederick  st 
Ring  mrs  Catherine,  grocer.  New  st  near  Paca 
Ring  mrs  Elizabeth,  dry  goods  store,  isvv  cor  Lan- 
caster and  Market  sts 
Ring  David,  teacher,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
tRingfield  Dorcas,  Strawberry  al.  s  of  Lancaster  st 
Ringgold  mrs  Cath.  fancy  store,  69  Baltimore  st 
Ringgold  Js.  P.  baker,  2  New  st 
Ringgold  Peregrine,  carpenter,  62  s  Charles  st 
fRinggold  Benj.  laborer.  Grant  st  near  Matthews  st 
fRinggold  Moses,  laborer,  short  alley  e  of  Short  st 
fRinggold  Hez.  blacksmith,  Bishop's  al.  s  of  Pratt 
fRinggold  Joseph,  laborer,  Conway  st  near  Eutavr 
iJRinggold  Thomas,  Liberty  st  near  German 
tRinggold  Thos.  Hill  st  betw  Hanover  and  Sharp 
■'■Ringgold  Thos.  laborer,  Cross  st  near  cor  Sharp 
JRinggold  Thos.  waiter  Howard  st  near  Conway 
tRinggold  Jacob,  Hamilton  st  near  St.  Paul's 
Ringrose  James,  slip  carpenter,  149  Wilk  st 
Rishean  Robert,  cor  Pine  and  Fayette  sts 
Riteu  John,  stone  mason,  Mulberry  st  n  side  near 

Howard 
Rittenhouse,  Chris,  painter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Core 
Roach  James,  brush  maker,  Columbia  st 
Roach  mrs  Ann,  George  st  near  Pine 
Roach  mrs  Jane,  printing  office,  bookstore,  &c.  nw 

cor  Baltimore  and  Frederick  sts 
Kobb  John  A.  ship  builder,  lower  end  of  Fleet  st; 
dw  Market  st  near  Alice  Anna 


SI5  Director,  1831.  ROB 

Robb  Charles  G.  commission  merchant,  lower  end 

of  Spear's  wharf;  dw  25  Camden  st 
Robert  Jean  Baptiste,  tavern  keeper,  Market  8t 

near  Thames 
Roberts  John,  mariner,  13  FelPs  st 
Roberts  Doctor  George  C.  M.  131  Hanover  st 
Roberts  mrs  Susanna,  131  Hanover  st 
Roberts  mrs  Margt.  Argyle  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Roberts  mrs  Harriet,  2S  Lancaster  st 
Roberts  Wm.  G.  paper  hangings  warehouse,  69^ 

N  Howard  st 
Roberts  Hugh,  pilot,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Ann  st 
Roberts  Edward  P.  n  High  st  w  side  near  Low  st 
Roberts  Zachariah,  painter,  York  avenue 
Roberts  mrs  Mary,  seamstress,  Bank  st  betw.  Ar- 

gyle  alley  and  Market  st 
Roberts  Dr.  Geo.  shop  61  Camden  st;  dw  Hanover 
Roberts  Thos.  cordwainer,  Har.  av.  near  Forest  st 
Roberts  John,  city  bailiff,  Paca  st  near  Camden 
Roberts  William,  stage  proprietor,  3S  German  st 
Roberts  Eliz.  seamstress.  Maiden  lane  w  of  Aisquith 
Roberts  M.  B.  comb  and  variety  store,  25  n  Howard 
iloberts  Benj.  hair  dresser,  2  Holiday  st;  d  w  Charles 
;;Roberts  Cbas.  laborer,  Eden  st  near  e  Baltimore 
'  -Roberts  George,  sawyer,  Hoffman  st  near  Ross 
tRoberts  Nelson,  waiter.  Forest  st  near  Douglass 
^Roberts  David,  German  lane  near  s  Charles  st 
fRoberts  Maria,  cook.  Comb  alley,  near  Hill  st 
JRoberts  Charity,  washer,  Carpenter's  alley 
^Roberts  Js.  Long  alley  s  of  Ross  st 
Robertson  John,  iron  founder,  Paca  st  s  termination 
Robertson  James,  seaman,  Tripolet's  alley  w  side 
Robertson  John  T.  cedar  cooper,  20  n  Howard  st 
Robbins  Albion,  mariner,  84  Caroline  st 
Robins  James,  merchant,  13  s  Calvert  st 
tRobins  Philip,  labourer.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Robinson  Geo.  tailor,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington  st 
Robinson  Thomas,  firm  of  T.  &  S.  Robinson;  dw 

4  N  Frederick  st 
Robinson  Thomas,  machine  stocking  maker,  Ann  st 
Robinson  Peter,  V/illiam  st  betw  Light  and  Charles 
Robinson  John,  ship  carpenter,  26  Ann  st 


ROB  Matchetrs  Baltimore  316 

Robinson  Geo.  brickmaker,  Sugar  al.  e  of  Charles 
Robinson  mrs  Sarah,  Eden  st  w  side  s  of  Baltimore 
Robinson  mrs  Anna,  Sugar  alley  vv  of  Charles  st 
Robinson  mrs  Mary,  22  Wilk  st  e  of  Bond 
Robinson  J.  B.  H.  engineer,  Henrietta  st  e  of  Charles 
Robinson  Sarah,  grocer,  cor  Pratt  &  President  sts 
Robinson  Daniel,  custom  house  officer,  Jefferson 

row  Conway  st 
Robinson  Charles,  inspector  of  customs,  Water  st 

s  side  E  of  High 
Robinson  John,  grocer,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Robinson  Matthew,  sea  captain,  e  Baltimore  st  op- 
posite 2d  Presbyterian  church 
Robinson  John,  weaver,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Rock  st 
Robinson  Colin,  laborer,  7  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Robinson  Alexander,  Baltimore  st  s  side  near  Pearl 
Robinson  Edw.  carpenter,  n  Gay  st  near  B.  A.  mark. 
Robinson  William,  Penn  av.  near  Union  st 
Robinson  mrs  Ann,  tailoress,  G2  n  Front  st 
Robinson  Wm  carpenter,  near  Belle  Air  road  w  of 

Canal  st 
Robinson  Robt.  mercht.Hammond^s  al.  near  Bank  st 
Robinson  Emmet,  hatter,  28  n  Exeter  st 
Robinson  Emily,  Howard  st  1  door  n  of  Camden 
Robinson  mrs  Eve,  NEcor  Dutch  al.and  Howard  st 
Robinson  captain  David,  Conway  st  near  Hanover 
Robinson  Daniel,  grocer,  Paca  st  s  of  Lexington 
Robinson  Joseph,  printer,  bookseller,  and  proprie- 
tor of  circulating  library,  2  Calvert  st  opposite 
Barnum's  hotel  st;  dw  s  Gay  st  near  Second 
Robinson  James  S.  dry  goods,  mercht.  135|  Balti- 
more st;  dw  e  Fayette  st  near  Calvert 
Robinson  John,  chair  maker,  51  South  st 
Robinson  T.  &  S.  dry  goods  merchants,  157  Balti- 
more st;  dw  of  Thos.  Robinson,  4  n  Frederick 
Robinson  Elizabeth,  dry  goods  store,  57  Hanover  st 
Robinson  James,  cotton  manufacturer,  Saratoga  st 

vv  of  Cove  st 
Robinson  John,  oak  cooper,  Tripolet's  alley 
Robinson  Abr.  chair  maker,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Robinson  captain  Wm.  Armistead  lane  e  of  Light 
Robinson  Jacob  B.  sailor,  92  Bond  st 


317  Director,  1831.  ROD 

Robinson  Wm.  carpenter,  Pine  st  near  Fayette  st 
Robinson  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  Eutavv  st  e 

side  betw  Mulberry  and  Saratoga  sts 
Robinson  Thos.  H.  teacher,  Penn  av.  city  boundary 
fRobinson  Geo.  hack  driver,  Caroline  n  of  Gough 
JRobinson  Ann,  washer,  Davis  st  near  Bath 
fRobinson  Eli,  laborer,  Bishop's  al  near  Stiles  st 
fRobinson  James,  laborer,  French  al.  Light  st 
JRobinson  Zillah,  Bishop's  al  near  Stiles  st        * 
fRobinson  Henry,  Asbury  lane,  near  Baltimore  si 
fRobinson  Levin,  sailor,  Bishop's  al.  near  Stiles  st 
JRobinson  Mary,  se  cor  Saratoga  and  Peatl  sts 
fRobinson  Charles,  Block  st  vv  of  Eden 
JRobinson  Willey,  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High 
fRobinson  Wpley,  washer,  1 15  Camden  st 
fRobinson  JSseph,  laborer,  T8  French  st 
tRobinsoiivLewis,  nw  cor  of  Howard  &  Conway  sts 
JRobitfso'n  Peter,  Peace  al  w  of  Wolf's  alley 
JRobinson  Lydia,  Concord  st  near  Water 
JRobinson  Edward,  sailor,  97  Bond  st 
JRobinson  Mfry,  washer,  2  Kipp's  alley 
Roche  mr^  Bridget,  15  Alice  Anna  st 
Roche  James,  baker,  9  n  High  st 
Roche  Morris,  trunk  maker,:  Bank  st  near  Bond  st 
Roche  John  P.  Bank  st  betw- Spring  and  Eden  sts- 
Rocl^e^'John  A.  wholesale  dry  good  store,  sw  cor 
y^^Hanover  and  Pratt  sts       *     ■•-  -. 

Rochester  Joseph,  teacher,  54  Market  st 
Rock  Henry,  hair  dresser,  1  HoUiday  st 
JRocks  Peter,  tanner,  Bell  alley  near  Bath  st  ' 

Rockwell    Simeon  B.  teacher,   Henrietta  st.   E  of 

Charles  st;  school,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 
Rockwell  Smith,  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st.  between 

Pearl  and  Pine 
Rodenmayer  Geo.  grocer,  ne  cor  Ensor  &  Forest  sts 
Rodewald  Fred'k,  shipping  merchant,  dw  Exeter 

St.  bet  Pratt  and  Granby  sts.;  office,  under  Re- 
publican office.  Gay  st 
Rodewald  Henry,  merchant,  Conway  st.  between 

Sharp  and  Hanover  st 
Rodgers  Nathan,  gr  cer  and  produce  merchant,  43 

Franklin  st;  dw  Franklin  e  of  Pine 


ROG  Matchetth  Baltimore  518 

Rodgers  John,  blacksmith,  Hillen  st.  w  of  Front; 

d\v  High  St  s  of  Low 
Rodgers  John,  machine  maker,   Addison  st.  near 

Front;  dvv  High  near  Pitt 
Rodgers  mrs  Hannah,  milliner,  corner  of  Liberty 

and  Lexington  sts 
Rodney  Steph.  drayman,  Sarah  Ann  near  Schroeder 
Roff  Frederick,  milkman,   Greenwich  st.  between 

Chatsworth  st  and  Penn  av 
Rogers  Elisha,  grocer,  7  e  Fayette  st 
Rogers  Jacob  &  Son,  hatters,  129  Baltimore  st. 

corner  Grant  st 
Rogers  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker^  3  s  Calvert  st 
Rogers  &  Peirce,  apothecaries  and  doctors,  sw  cor 

Pratt  and  Howard  sts 
Rogers  Wm.  mercnant  tailor.  Camden  St.  opposite 

City  Spring 
Rogers  Daniel,  Argyle  al  n  of  Wilk  st 
Rogers  Wm.  ship  carp'r,  Montgomery  e  of  Charles 
Rogers  Geo.  grocer,  Harford  run  s  of  Baltimore  st 
Rogers  John,  grocer  and  country  produce  store,  34 

Franklin  st 
Rogers  Wm.  &  Ridrd,  carpenters,  47  n  High  st 
Rogers  M.  teacher,  Penn  av  at  city  limits 
Rogers  John,  machine  maker,  46  n  High  st 
Rogers  Lewis,  soldier.  Fort  M'Henry 
Rogers  Jonath.  commission  mercht,  1 1  Bowly's  wf 
Rogers  Doctor  Jas.  B.  8  e  Pratt  st;  dw  44  n  High 
Rogers  mrs  Martha,  milliner,  45  Camden  st 
Rogers  mrs  Percy,  huckster,  103  Camden  st 
Rogers  Geo.  fisherman,  Frederick  st  near  Second 
Rogers  Wm.  fisherman,  Frederick  st  near  Second 
Rogers  Jacob  &  Son,  hatters,  29  South  st  cor  Second 
Rogers  Rowland,  hatter,  9  Mulberry  st 
Rogers  Nathaniel,  country  produce  store,  64  Pen  av 
Rogers  &  Marfield,  saddle,  harness  &  collar  mak- 
ers, Baltimore  st.   opposite   Gen.  Wayne  Inn. 
Rogers  &  Coyle,  proprietors  of  Beivieu  gardens, 

sw  cor  Warren  and  William  sts 
Rogers  Sam.  wiggery,  222  Baltimore  st;  dw  over  do 
Rogers  mrs  Ann  S.  Water  st  near  Albermarle 


SI  9  Director  AS^\.  ROS 

'  '  '       '  r 

Rogers  M.  principal  of  Lafayette  Institution,  over 

4  N  Calvert  st 
Rogers  Philip,  33  Courtlandst 
Rogers  John,  saddler,  151 J  Baltimore  st 
Rogers  Joseph,  pump  maker,  Eager  alley   near 

Mulberry  st 
^Rogers  Rice,  drayman,  alley  n  of  e  Baltimore  st. 

near  Eden 
fRogers  Andrew,  laborer,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Roland  mrs  Jane,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Roles  John,  cordwainer,  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Rollins  James,  cordwainer,  48  n  Exeter  st 
Rollins  Jas.  blacksmith,  Paca  st  near  Mulberry 
Rollins  Frances,  Peace  al.  w  of  Wolf  st 
Rollison  Wm.  blacksmith,  Lerew's  al  s  of  Richmond 
Rollison  Hugh,  bacon  dealer.  Mulberry  st  near  Pine 
fRoman  John,  drayman,  Run  al  n  of  Fayette  st 
Ronceray,  Chs.  de,  professor  of  music,  94  s  High 
Roney  mrs  Elizabeth,  Eutaw  st  opposite  w  end  of 

Peace  alley 
Roney  Wm.  Turner,  grocery  store,  25  Harrison  st 
Roof  Jacob,  gardener.  Bank  st  near  Wolf 
Rooke  mrs  Elizabeth,  23  Wilk  st  e  of  Strawberry  al 
Rooker  misses,  academy,  Lombard  st  near  s  Liberty 
Rooker  Samuel,  hatter,  24  New  Church  st 
Rokess  John,  cordwainer,  6  Thompsen  st 
Root  Wm.  blacksmith,  York  av  s  of  Madison  st 
Rosan  capt.  Dominick,  t^w  cor  Pratt  and  Eutaw  8t9 
Rose  John,  ladies'  shoe  factory,  23  n  Gay  st 
Rose  Jacob,  proprietor  of  Franklin  hotel,  nw  cor. 

Mercer  st.  and  Public  alley 
Rose  Chas.  shoemaker,  Ensor  st  n  of  Hillen 
Rose  John,  inkeeper,  Louisiana  st.  (Lex.  M.  space) 
Rose  J.  keeper  of  livery  stables,  Eutaw  st  near 

German 
Rose  Israel  L.  cordwainer,  Montgomery  w  of  Light 
Rose  George,  victualler,  lower  ferry  road 
Rose  Wm  H.  baker,  10  n  Gay  st 
Rose  captain  James,  Market  st  below  Gough 
Rose  Nicholas,  tavern  keeper,  Park  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Rosenberry  Jno.  brush  factory,  42  n  Howard  st 
Rosensteel  Joseph  W.  grocer,  Pen  av  near  Franklin 


ROW  MatcheWs  Baltimore  320 


Rosensteel  mrs.  Inloes  alley  near  Park  st 

Rosewaugh  G.  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 

Ross  mrs.  Laudenslager's  hill 

Ross  mrs  Mary,  dairy,  cor  Grant  and  Lombard  sts 

Ross  James,  rigger,  51  Gough  st 

Ross  William,  cabinet  maker,  8  Hanover  st;  dw 

54  s  Charles  st 
Ross  Wm.  carpenter,  Harford  run  near  the  bridge 
Ross  Joseph  &  Adam,  tea,  grocery  and  flour  stores, 

7  Baltimore  st  and  1  Marsh  market  space 
Ross  mrs  Sarah,  n\v  cor  Front  and  High  sts 
Ross  Benj.  C.  se  cor  Baltimore  st&  C.  Mark,  space 
Ross  &  Rice,  lottery  and  exchange  brokers,  ne  cor 
Marsh  market  space  and  Baltimore  st.  See  ad- 
vertisement. 
Ross  mrs  Elizabeth,  57  Fleet  st 
Ross  capt.  John,  Bank  st  bet  Bond  &  Strawberry  al. 
Ross  Robert  R.  chair  maker,  cor  German  lane  and 

Sharp  st;  dw  cor  Lombard  and  Grant  sts 
Ross  mrs  Sarah,  York  st  n  side  near  Light 
Ross  mrs  Mary,  millinery  and  fancy  store,  73  Har- 
rison st 
Ross  Daniel,  comb  maker,  Columbia  st  near  Ty- 
son's chemical  factory 
Ross  Wm.  oyster  house,  Penn  av.  near  Biddle  st 
Ross  David,  saddler.  Potter  st  near  Gay 
tRoss  Nace,  laborer.  Hill  st  s  side  near  Charles 
tRoss  Daniel,  laborer,  Welcome  al.  w  of  Hannv^er  st 
Rossiter  Thomas,  fisherman,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 
Rossiter  Nichs.  Am.  star  tavern,  1  Balderston  st 
Rote  Jacob,  shoemaker.  Potter  st  w  side  near  Low 
Rothrock  Philip,  cooper,  Columbia  st  near  Tyson's 

chemical  works 
Rothrock  John,  tinplate  worker,  cor  of  Paca  and 

Baltimore  sts 
Roswell  mrs  Arabella,  Sharp  st  n  of  Welcome  al. 
Roszel  Rev.  Stephen  G.  minister  in  Mejirodist  epis- 
copal church,  69  n  Exeter  st 
Rowan  mrs  Ann,  Liberty  al.  near  Monument  st 
Rowe  John  K.  president  of  ^Etna  powder  company, 

76  South  st  Bowly's  whf;  dw  97  Hanover  st 
Rowe  Joseph  H.  pilot,  Market  st  below  Gough 


S2l  Director,  1831.  RUP 

Rounsavell  Geo.  morocco  dresser,  Ross  st  extended 
Rountree  Wm.  musician,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Exeter 
Rousk  Michael,  grocer,  57  s  Frederick  st 
Rous  John  G.  ladies'  shoemaker,  56^  n  Howard  st 
Rous  captain  George  L.  Fawn  st  near  Gough 
Rouse  James,  grocer,  Caroline  st  e  side  n  of  Bank 
Rouse  Benj.  rope  maker,  Apple  al.  near  e  Baltimore 
Rowe  T.  R.  &-  J.  grocers,  cor  Camden  and  Hano- 
ver sts 
Rowe  mrs  Martha,  huckster.  Low  st  near  Potter 
Rowley  Js.  mariner,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Rownes  Levin,  halter,  Happy  al.  above  Gough  st 
tRoxbury  Sarah, Bloomsbury  farm,  near  lower  ferry 
Roy  George,  mariner,  Eden  st  s  of  Bank  st 
Roy  James,  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsvvorth  run 
Roy  John,  cabinet  maker,  Mott  st 
Roy  mrs  Rebecca,  Albermarle  st  near  Plowman 
Royston  Joshua,  dry  goods  merchant,  37  Baltimore 

st;  dw  13  Pitt  st 
Ruckle  George,  grocer,  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
Ruckle  George,  carter,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 
Ruckle  Thomas,  painter,  Howard  st  near  Madison 
Ruckle  Paul,  grocer,  wine  and  tea  merchant,  253 

Baltimore  st 
Ruckle  John,  baker,  McClellan's  alley 
Ruddach  Joseph,  grocer,  63  se  cor  Hanover  and 

Pratt  sts;  dw  Eutaw  st  near  Camden  st 
Ruddach  David,  dealer  in  teas,  wines  and  groceries 

generally,  51  w  Pratt  st 
Rudderovv  S.  innkeeper.  Lovely  lane  near  Calvert  st 
Rudenstein  John  M.  bacon  warehouse,  67  s  Calvert 

st;  dw  Water  st  near  Grant  st 
Rudulph  Herman,  porter.  Light  st  near  Hill  st 
Ruff  Andrew,  hat  manufacturer,  176  Baltimore  st 
Ruff  George,  laborer,  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High 
Rulong  Samuel,  coach  spring  maker,  York  st  betw 

Light  and  Charles  sts 
Rundel  Jona.  grocer,  se  cor  Jefferson  and  Short  sts 
Rundel  Joseph,  grocer,  Charles  st  near  Henrietta 
Rupert  Jacob,  fishman,  30  Happy  alley 
Rupp  Jacob,  carpenter,  Ross  st  near  Union  st 
28 


RUT  Matchett's  Baltimore  322 


Rusk  Lewis,  victualier,  Eden  st  e  side  near  Pitt 
Rusk  Jefferson,  e  Baltimore  st  near  Harris's  creek 
Rusk  George,  victualler,  Pitt  st  e  end 
Rusk  mrs  Barbara,  Pitt  st  betw  Eden  and  Caroline 
Rusk  William,  victualler,  Pitt  st  1st  door  w  of  Eden 
Rusk  John,  victualler,  Pitt  st  betw  Eden  and  Ca- 
roline sts 
Russell  Alexr.  brickmaker,  Lee  st  w  of  Charles 
Russell  Thomas,  attorney  at  law,  66  n  Charles  st 
Russell  John,  tailor,  alley  nw  of  Greble's  pottery 
Russell  Ann,  cook  shop,  Wilk  st  next  cor  of  Eden 
Russell  James,  brass  founder,  s  Sharp  st  near  Lee 
Russell  Wallace,  grocery,  Wilk  st  s  side  near  High 
Russell  mrs  Mary,  Union  st  near  Penn  avenue 
Russell  Saml.  upholsterer,  Pratt  st  s  side  e  of  the 

bridge 
Russell  Leonard,  laborer,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av. 
Russell  Wm.  pilot,  Happy  alley  s  of  Wilk  st 
Russell  Michael,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Russell  mrs  Sarah,  seamstress,  42  w  Pratt  st 
Russell  Wm.  plaisterer,  Eutaw  st  near  Lombard 
Russell  Richard,  carpenter,  Peace  al.  w  of  Sharp  st 
Russell  mrs  Barbara,  IS  Lombard  st 
Russell  Robt.  laborer,  cor  Stiles  st  and  Bishop's  al. 
Russell  John,  carpenter,  se  cor  Pine  and  George  sts 
Russell  Joseph,  tin  manufacturer,  16  n  Howard  st 
Russell  Tabitha,  wagon  alley  near  Liberty  st 
JRussell  Clement,  Kimmell's  alley  n  of  Lexington  st 
jRussell  Jno.  paper  hanger,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Russow  mrs  Rachel,  huckster,  167  French  st 
Russum  Thomas,  tailor,  over  4  w  Lexington  st 
Rust  Samuel  C.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Forest  st  3d 

door  N  of  Ensor  st  w  side 
Rutherford  Wm.  weaver.  Rock  st  near  Saratoga 
Rutherford  Alexr.  weaver,  s  of  w  end  Franklin  st 
Rutledge  Jesse,  mill  wagoner,  North  st  at  Salisbu- 
ry mill 
Rutter  Richard,  ship  carpenter,  Wolf  st  w  side 
Rutter  Hanson  P.  mariner.  Low  st  near  Aisquith 
Rutter  mrs  Mary,  Bond  st  near  Baltimore 
Rutter  Edward,  sailmaker,  nw  cor  of  Light  st.  and 
Sugar  alley 


323  Director  1831.  SAM 

Rutter  mrs  Mary,  Holliday  st.  opposite  the  Theatre 
Rutter  Thos.  B.  1st  teller  in  U.  S.  Bank,  Pearl  st. 

bet  Mulberry  and  Saratoga  sts 
Rutter  John,  fireman,  Gov.  Wolcott  steam  boat;  dw 

Busy  alley  vv  of  Hanover  st 
Rutter  Thos.  G.  secretary  to  fire  insurance  cc;  d\v 

Barnet  st 
Ryan  Wm.  bar-keeper,  Holiday  st  n  of  Bath 
Ryland  mrs  Catherine,  Covvpen  al.  vv  of  Howard  st 
Ryne  Wm.  tailor,  175  French  st 

SACCOMB  THOMAS  H.  carpenter,  ne  cor.  of 

Thompsen  and  Friendship  sts 
Sacket  &  Shannon,  carpet  warehouse,  206  Baltimore 
Sacket  Wm.  H.  firm  of  do.;  dvv  Franklin  st.  w  of 

St  Paul 
Saddler  August,  shoemaker,  Long  lane  n  of  Orleans 
Saddler  Christiana,  Park  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Sadler  capt.  Henry,  Harford  st  bet  Bank  &  Gough 
Sadler  Susannah,  Holliday  st.  near  Pleasant 
tSadler  Emory,  German  st  bet  Cove  and  Pine 
Sagaser  Geo.  turner,  57  Potter  st  near  Low 
St.  John  Christopher,  Richmond  st  near  Cathedral 
St.  Mary's  College  and  St.  Mary's  theological  se- 
minary, Penn  av  near  Franklin  st;  president  of 
college,  rev.  Samuel  Eccleston;  president  of 
seminary,  rev.  L.  F.  Deluol 
St.  Mary's  Free  School,  under  superintendence  of 
Sisters  of  Charity,  Franklin  st.  bet  Howard 
and  Cathedral 
St.  Victor  A.  B.  scrivener,  3  Water  st  near  Light 
Salenave  James,  59  e  Baltimore  st 
Sales  Nicholas,  wagoner,  Water  st  b  of  Exeter 
fSales  Aaron,  drayman,  13  Ross  st 
Salmon  Chas.  mercht.  Camden  st.  near  city  spring 
tSalter  Joseph,  mariner,  67  Albermarle  st 
Salzwedel  John  J.  furrier.  Sharp  st  near  Baltimore 
Salters  Samuel,  laborer;  Hampton  st  near  Baltimore 
Saltonstall  R.  Lexington  st  bet  Charles  &  St  Paul's 
Sampson  Cath.  Franklin  row,  w  of  Chats  worth  st 
JSampson  Mary,  South  lane  opposite  House  and 
Woollen's  lumber  yard 


SAN  Matchers  Baltimore  324 

ISampson  James,  sawyer,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
Samuels  Samuel,  grocer,  corner  Lerew's  alley  and 

Mulberry  st 
Sanders  John  Wesley,  printer,  90  Pitt  st 
Sanders  B.  J.  &  E.  J.  grocers,  sw  cor  Hillen  and 

Exeter  sts 
Sanders  Benj.  baker,  Harford  av  near  Mg.  house 
Sanders  Edward  J.  grocer,  dw  104  n  Exeter  st 
Sanders  mrs.  Sarah,  Bond  st.  near  Baltimore 
Sanders  mrs  Maria,  Fleet  st  2d  door  from  Market 
Sanders  Joseph,  Franklin  st  extended,  w.  precincts 
Sanders  mrs  Maria,  Granby  st  near  Harford  run 
Sanders  Peter,  laborer.  Federal  hill,  opposite  the 

watering  place 
fSanders  Thos.  22  Strawberry  alley  n  of  Bank  st 
JSanders  Jarret,  laborer,  Caroline  st  near  Wilk 
tSanders  Wm.  Conway  st  near  Charles 
Sanderson  Henry  S  Pratt  st  near  Albermarle  st 
Sands  Samuel,  copper-plate  printer,  dw  65  n  Exe- 
ter st;  shop  sE  cor  Baltimore  and  South  sts 
Sands  Samuel,  firm  Sands  &  Nelson;  dw  East  st  3d 

door  N  of  Necessity  alley 
Sands  Joseph  H.  attorney  at  law,  cor  St.  Paul's  and 

Fayette  sts 
Sangston  James  A.  dry  goods  merchant,  47  vv  Pratt 
Sangston  William,  S.  dry  goods  merchant,  sw  cor. 

Pratt  and  Sharp  sts 
Sank  John  &  Son,  wholesale  and  retail  grocers,  SB 

cor  Market  and  Green  sts 
Sank  Corbin,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Sank  Nich.  furniture  store,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Sank  Geo.  F.  apothecary  &  druggist  61 J  n  Howard 
Sankey  mrs  Ann,  53  s  Liberty  st 
Sanner  Joseph,  pilot.  Wolf  st  w  side 
Sanuers  Jno.  G.  tobacconist,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Camden 
Sapp  Jacob,  laborer,  Pratt  st  bet  Market  and  Ann 
Sapp  Henry,  cooper,  Granby  st  near  Albermarle 
Sapp  John,  laborer,  Biddle  alley  near  Ross  st 
Sapp  mrs  Maria,  Lloyd  st.  bet  Water  &  Salisbury 
Sappington  Thos.  hat  manufac.  Igp  w  Baltimore  st 
Santmyer  John  M.  hatter,  Chestnut  al  w  of  Pearl  st 


325  Direclor,  1831.  SCH 

Sargcant  Benj.  laborer,  Light  st.  s  of  Montgomery 
Sargeant  Jas.  porter  cellar,  cor  St.  Paul  &  Fayette 
Sarsfield  Step.  D.  cordwainer,  Charles  near  Pratt 
Sauder  Charles,  cabinet  maker,  Market  st.  below 

Thames 
Sauerhoff  George,  grocer  and  tavern  keeper,  Cam- 
den st  bet  Pratt  and  Charles  st 
Sauerhoflf  John,  grocer,  se  cor  of  Light  &  Forest 
Sauerwein  Daniel,  carpenter,  Saratoga  stE  of  Paca 
Sauerwein  P.  &  G.  grocers  and  flour  merchants, 

67  N  Howard  st 
Sauerwein  Geo.  firm  of  do.  dw  Park  s  of  Mulberry 
Sauminig  John,  runner  in  Union  Bank;  dw  How- 
ard st  bet  Conway  st  and  Peace  alley 
Saumony  mrs  Catherine,  79  s  Howard  st 
Saunders  Abraham,  hatter,  39  Harrison  st 
Saunders  Polly,  Park  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Saunders  Robert,  carpenter,  Lee  st  w  of  Light 
Sauner  John,  milkman,  St.  Mary's  st 
Saulsbury  James,  grocer,  se  cor  Light  and  Yorksts 
Saulsbury  Andrew,  grocer,  sw  cor  Light  &  Mont- 
gomery sts 
Savage  mrs  Ann,  Little  Hughes  st  near  Charles 
Savage  mrs  Sarah,  Conway  st  near  Sharp 
Savage  mrs  Jane,  seamstress,  Front  st  s  of  Hillen 
Savill  Isaac,  tavern  keeper,  26  e  Pratt  st 
Savory  Wm.  Front  st.  near  Christ  church 
JSavoy  Dennis,  se  cor  Howard  st  and  Bottle  alley 
jSavoy  Basil,  Montgomery  st  near  Hanover 
|Savoy  Samuel,  Chestnut  alley  bet  Pearl  and  Pine 
JSavoy  Richard  C.  waiter,  1 8  Gay  st  n  of  bridge 
Sawkins  Wm.  grocer  and  chandler,  1  Holiday  st 
Sawkins  Wm.  grocery  and  liquor  store;  dw.  58  s 

Calvert  st 
Sawyer  Joshua,  172  n  High  st 
tSawyer  David,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 
Say  mrs.  Howard  st  near  Camden 
Scarborough  capt.  Abraham  J.  26  Fleet  st 
Scarf  mrs  Elizabeth,  Harrison  st  near  Gay 
Scarflf  Eliza  Ann,  Hammond's  al.  near  Caroline  st 
Schaefer  mrs  Margaret,  17  Thames  st 
28* 


8CH  Matcheit'^s  Baltimore  326 


Schaefer  C.  A.  firm  Keyser  &  Schaefer;  dw  Charles 

st  N  of  Mulberry  st 
Schaeffer  Wm.  A.  justice  of  peace  6  n  Frederick 

st;  dw  2  N  Frederick  st 
Schaeffer  Baltzer,  2  n  Frederick  st 
Schaeffer  mrs  Frances,  26  Holiday  st 
SchafFer  Miller,  laborer,  26  Lancaster  st 
Schaffer  John,  clerk,  Eutaw  st  near  Franklin  st 
Schatfer  Geo.  A.  grocer,  cor  Forest  st  &  Hull's  lane 
Schaffer  C.  A.  Charles  st  w  side  n  of  Mulberry 
Schaper  Wm.  A.  turner,  8  Commerce  st 
Scharf  Geo.  plaisterer,  Hamilton  st  e  of  St.  Paul's 
Schaub  Jacob,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Schaub  Henry,  grocer,  nw  cor  Asbury  lane  and 

Pratt  st  road 
Scheld  Conrad,  porter  and  ale  cellar,  under  2  n  Cal- 
vert st;    and  Washington  monument  garden, 

Howard's  park 
Schett  Martin,  carter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
Schetter  Frederick,  merchant,  5  s  Charles  st;  dvf 

St.  Paul's  st  N  of  Mulberry 
Schetter  mr.  glass  manufacturer;  dw  St.  PauFs  st  s 

of  Franklin 
Schewitzer  John,  cordwainer,  Franklin  row  w  of 

Chatsworth  st 
Schimp  J.  A.  bootmaker,  23  s  Howard  st 
Schlee  Peter  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Liberty  al.  near 

Madison  st 
Schleigh  John  G.  baker,  23  s  Howard  st 
Schley  mrs  Jacob,  Franklin  st  s  side  w  of  Charles 
Schmead  Joseph,  stone  mason,  East  stN  of  Douglass 
Schmidt  Maria  F.  milliner,  3  Holliday  st 
Schminke  George,  accountant,  Conway  st  between 

Hanover  and  Charles  sts  n  side 
Schoavens  Edwd.  carpenter,  Apple  al.  near  Alice 

Anna  st 
Schoolfield  Thomas  S.  clothing  store,  68  Centre 

market  space 
Schorr  Michael,  gardener,  Federal  hill,  opposite 

the  watering  place 
Schroeder  John,  shoemaker,  lOOJ  Baltimore  st;  dir 

Albermarle  st  betw  Water  and  Plowman 


S27  Director,  1831.  SCO 

Schroeder  Wm.  merchant,  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine 
Schroeder  Jas.  mercht.;  dw  Saratoga  si  w  of  Rock 
Schrote  Matthias,  cordwainer,  Eutavv  st  e  side  betw 

Franklin  and  Mulberry 
Schweitzer  Joseph,  plaisterer,  vSaratoga  st  w  of  Park 
Schultz  J.  &  Co.  commission  merchts.  3  s  Charles 

st;  dvv  cor  Cove  and  Lexington  sts 
Schwarzauer  Daniel,  keeper  of  the  Baltimore  Ob- 
servatory, Federal  hill 
Schvvartzaur  mrs  Eve,  Fort  McHenry 
Schwartz  Joseph,  dyer,  83  Bond  st 
Schwartze  Doctor  Edw.  cor  Sharp  st  and  Peace  al. 
Schwatka  August,  Long  alley  betw  Lexington  and 

Saratoga  sts 
Schwatka  Chas,  blacksmith,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Paca 
Schwatka  Wm.  blacksmith,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Paca 
Schweigart  John  M.  milkman,  Hamburg  st  e  end 
Schwiper  mrs  Catherine,  carpet  weaver,  69  French 
Sconcia  Q.  A.  professor  of  music.  North  st  w  side 

N  of  Lexington  st 
Scotchburn  Thomas,  rope  store,  cor  Cheapside  and 

Pratt  st;  rope  walk  and  dwelling  Harf.  av. 
Scott  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  e  Baltimore  st  n 

side  E  of  Eden 
Scott  mrs  Ann,  nw  cor  Eutaw  st  and  Carpenter's  al 
Scott  Saml.  grocery  and  feed  store,  nw  corE  Balti- 
more st  and  Strawberry  alley 
Scott  Obadiah,  cooper,  sw  cor  Water  and  Hollings- 

worth  sts 
Scott  Andrew,  cordwainer,  Strawberry  alley  n  of 

Holland  st 
Scott  T.  &  R.  grocers  and  flour  merchants,  130  k 

Gay  st 
Scott  James,  mariner,  Gough  st  s  side  w  of  Bond 
Scott  Edith,  Exeter  st  w  side  near  Gay 
Scott  John,  attorney  at  law  and  city  counsellor,  8 

St.  Paul's  st 
Scott  James,  tailor,  8  Douglass  st 
Scott  T.  Parkin,  attorney  at  law,  8  St.  Paul's  st 
Scott  Wm.  tailor,  49  e  Baltimore  st 
Scott  mrs  Ellen,  washer.  Fleet  st  near  Caroline 
Scott  mrs  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  1 1  Harrison  st 


SCO  Matchetth  Baltimore  328 

Scott  mrs  Ann,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt  w  side 

Scott  James,  merchant  tailor,  shop  3  Harrison  st; 

dw  Douglass  st 
Scott  Susan,  washer,  Granby  st  near  Jones's  falls 
Scott  mrs  Elizabeth  G.  88  n  Howard  st 
Scott  Andrew,  coachmaker,  rear  of  York  avenue 

betw  Harford  av.  and  York  st 
Scott  John,  clothing  store,  89  n  Howard  st 
Scott  John,  carpenter,  Tyson  al.  near  Richmond  st 
vScott  mrs  Rebecca,  54  Park  st 
Scott  Francis,  laborer,  St.  Mary's  st 
Scott  Geo.  baker,  se  cor  Aisquith  and  Orleans  sts 
Scott  Charles,  cordwainer.  Little  Hampstead  st  be- 
tween Eden  and  Spring  sts 
Scott  James,  cordwainer.  Bayard  st  near  Caroline 
Scott  mrs  Elizabeth  &  Mary,  dry  goods  store,  sw 

cor  Hanover  and  Pratt  sts 
Scott  Patrick,  house  joiner,  Franklin  row  w  of 

Chatsworth  st 
Scott  Abraham,  carpenter.  Front  st  s  of  Hillen 
Scott  John,  grocer  and  produce  merchant,  Howard 

st  1  door  w  of  Franklin 
fScott  John,  sawyer,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Mulberry  st 
|Scott  Littleton,  sexton  African  church,  e  Saratoga 

st  near  Gay  st 
tScott  Philip,  porter,  Ensor  st  e  of  East  st 
JScott  Frances,  washer,  Calvert  st  n  of  Franklin  st 
jScott  Margaret,  Busy  alley  w  of  Hanover  st 
jScott  Robt.  carter,  Argyle  alley  near  Fleet  st 
fScott  Dinah,  washer,  n  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
fScott  John,  mariner,  Caroline  st  s  end  e  side 
jScott  Thos.  carter,  Bottle  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
tScott  Martha,  East  st  w  side  n  of  Pitt 
JScott  Margaret,  washer.  Peace  al.  w  of  Sharp  st 
fScott  Joseph,  wagoner.  Fort  road  near  magazine 
tScott  Stephen,  brick  maker,  Scott  st  s  end 
Scotti  John,  ladies'  and  gentlemen's  hair  dresser 

and  ornamental  hair  worker  and  perfumer,  1 1 

and  13  South  st 
Scotti  Lewis  F.  intelligence  agency  and  collector's 

office,  1  w  Fayette  st  basement  story  city  hotel 
tScotti  Robert,  sawyer,  Jefferson  st  e  of  Short  st 


329  Director,  1831.  SEL 

Scottin  Moses,  laborer,  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Scottin  Wm.  barber,  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard  st 
fScottin  Wm.  hair  dresser,  22 1  s  Charles  st 
tScottin  Wealthy,  3  Stirling  st 
Scribnell  Richard,  clerk,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Scribner  S.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  1 12  Balti- 
more st 
Scrivener  mrs  Sarah,  Bank  st.  2d  door  fr.  Spring 
tScrivener  Wm.  ne  cor  Cross  and  Light  sts 
fScrivner  Isaac,  laborer,  se  cor  Cross  and  Light  sts 
Scroggs  Robert,  carpenter,  36  Low  st 
Scroggs  mrs  Ann,  43  n  High  st 
Seabrooks  Thos.  tailor.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
tSeagrove  Clara,  al  n  of  Baltimore  near  Eden  st 
Searley  James,  teacher,  66  Ann  st 
Sears  W^ard,  dyer,  22 i  s  Calvert  st 
tSears  Wm.  waiter,  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
Seaton  Robert,  High  st  n  of  Hillen 
fSeaton  Flora,  washer,  Potter  st  n  of  Low 
Seber  John,  baker,  York  st  bet  Light  and  Charles 
Seche  Joseph,  mahogany  and  fancy  wood  dealer, 

Park  st  N  of  Dutch  alley 
JSedars  Chas.  Howard  st  near  Lombard 
Sederberg  Truls,  cordwainer,  29  German  st 
Sederberg  mrs  Mary  Ann,  7  Thompsen  st 
tSedgwick  Baker,  Union  alley  near  Ross  st 
Seed  James,  victualler,  Penn  av  n  of  St.  Mary's  st. 
Seesnop  mrs  Catherine,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 
Segafoos  John,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  sw  corner 

Light  st  and  Guildford's  alley 
Segan  mrs  Nancy,  boarding  house,  56  n  Gay  st 
Seidenstricker   John  B.  house    and   sign  painter, 

York  road 
Selby  miss  M.  A.  milliner,  74  s  Charles  st 
Selby  mrs  Esther,  Welcome  al.  near  Hanover  st 
Selby  Levin,  cordwainer,  Barre  st  near  Hanover 
Sellers  Abraham,  boarding  house,  14  s  Calvert  st 
Sellers  mrs  Hester  Ann,  milliner,  34  Baltimore  st 
Sellman  James  C.  grocer,  79  Pratt  st-,  dw  Paca  st 

near  Camden 
Sellman  Peter,  rigger,  36  s  Charles  st 
Seltzer  Adam,  Penn  av  near  Hofi'man  st 


SEY  MalchetOs  Baltimore  330 

Seltzer  Lewis,  victualler,  Hoffman  st  e  of  Penn  av 
Selvage  &l  Brothers,  coach  and  harness  makers,  27 

w  Fayelte  st 
Selvage  Thos.  coachmaker,  firm  of  do.;  dw  Park 

st  N  of  Dutch  alley 
Sempf  Albert,  mariner,  n  Caroline  stE  of  Baltimore 
Seney  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  Happy  al  s  of  Wilk 
Sentz  Andw.  stone  mason,  38  Union  st 
tSephus  Wm.  Bishop's  al.  bet  Fawn  and  Trinity  sts 
JSergick  Mary,  Charles  st  s  of  Hamburg 
Server  mrs  Mary,  se  cor  Low  and  Potter  sts 
Servery  Peter,  cigar  maker,  121  n  Eutaw  st 
Servvick  Daniel,  victualler,  Montgomery  st  w  of 

Charles 
Seth  mrs  Elizabeth,  Orleans  st  near  Aisquith 
Seveer  Sarah,  Lexington  st  e  of  Liberty 
Severson  Stephen,  tailor.  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
Seves  Charles,  boarding  house  and  tavern,  Fell  st. 

E  side 
Sewell  Reuben,  sailmaker,  Wilk  st  e  of  Argyle  al 

loft.  Tenant's  wharf 
Sewell  Benj.  currier,  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson 
Sewell  John,  carpenter,  Lee  st  near  Hanover 
Sewell  Thos.  H.  chair  maker,  Lee  st.  bet  Charles 

&  Hanover;  shop,  cor  Sharp  st  &  German  lane 
Sewell  Reuben,  cordwainer,  24  s  Howard  st 
Sewell  Richard,  wholesale   and  retail  dry  goods 

merchant,  29  n  Howard  st 
JSewell  Wm.  porter.  Elbow  lane 
JSewell  Thos.  laborer,  Chapel  al  near  Mulberry  st 
Sexton  Connor,  hack  driver,  3  Mercer  st 
Sexton  Doctor,  28  Light  st 
Seyler  Frederick,  currier,  24  s  Liberty  st.>  dw 

Lexington  st 
Seymour  David,   brick  moulder,   Columbia  st.  at 

Chatsworth  run 
Seymour  John,  brick  moulder,  Hague  st.  near  south 

termination  of  Cove  and  Eutaw  sts 
Seymour  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Argyle  alley  near 

Alice  Ann  st 
Seymour  Joseph,  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  st  near 

Happy  alley 


331  Director,  1831.  SHA 

Seymour  mrs  Cath.  Columbia  st.  at  Chatsworth  run 
Seymour  Henry  N.  saddler  and  harness   maker, 

Hull's  lane 
Shackleford  Lewis,  innkeeper,  13  Thames  st 
Shaffer  Frederick,  Gough  st  w  of  Caroline 
Shaffer  Eliz'h,  Union  Block  tavern,  City  Block 
Shaefier  Geo.  porter,  Sugar  al.  e  of  Charles  st 
Shaeffer  Benj.  grocer,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Shaffner  miss  Catherine,  artificial  flower  maker,  50 

Baltimore  st 
Shamberg  mrs  A.  S.  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Shamberg  Wm.  chair  maker,  Cider  al.  w  of  Paca  st 
Shamberg  John,  porter  and  oyster  house  keeper, 

29  s  Liberty  st 
Shamberg  Henry,  Cider  al  w  of  Paca  st 
Shammer  Wm.  cordwainer,  Leroy's  buildings 
Shanaman  John,  tinplate  worker,  46  w  Franklin  st 
Shanck  Philip,  victualler,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Shane  Joseph,  grocer,  Pratt  st  I  door  fr.  Howard 
Shane  mrs  Betsey,  tailoress,  Holliday  st  n  of  Bath 
Shane  Doctor  Samuel,  Howard  st.  near  Pratt;  dvv 

Pratt  st  near  Howard 
Shaney  Alex'r,  fisherman.  Bayard  st  near  Bond 
Shanley  James,  principal  of  Baltimore  academy,  at 

Hanover  st.  Bazaar;  dvv  87   s  Sharp  st.  near 

Conway 
Share  Joseph,  brass  founder,  se  corner  Water  and 

Concord  sts;  dw  Water  3  doors  fr.  Exeter 
Sharer  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  1 15  Sharp  st 
Sharkey  mrs  Bridget,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Lexington 
Sharkey  mrs  E.  professor  of  music,  Pearl  st.  bet 

Lexington  and  Saratoga  sts 
Sharp  mrs  Catherine,  76  n  Front  st 
JSharp  James,  drayman,  5  Painter's  Court 
JSharp  Sylvia,  Pitt  st  near  Harford  run 
tSharp  Henry,  caulker.  Strawberry  al  n  of  Fleet  st 
jSharp  Ailsa,  washer,  Caroline  st  w  side 
JSharp  James,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Market 
Sharper  Wm.  A.  ivory  turner,  6  Commerce  st 
Sharpley  John,  grocer  and  commission  merchant, 
w  Pratt  st  2  doors  e  of  Gay;  dw  Fawn  st  bet 
High  and  Exeter 


SHE  Matchett^s  Baltimore  332 

Shatney  Samuel,  tailor,  9  Comet  st 

Shaw  mrs  Mary,  Argyle  al  near  Lancaster  st 

Shaw  Elias,  flour  merchant,  3  s  Howard  st;  dw  cor 

Paca  st  and  Cider  alley 
Shaw  Wm.  of  custom-house  barge,  nw  cor  Wilk 

and  Spring  sts 
Shaw  Samuel,  clerk,  Gough  st  e  of  Caroline 
Shaw  Wm.  grocer,  12  Tyson  st 
Shaw  mrs  Catherine,  china  store,  47  n  High  st 
Shaw  Ann,  tailoress,  Harford  av  near  Monument  st 
Shaw  David,  blacksmith,  20  Pitt  st  near  Douglass 
Shaw  J.  blacksmith,  dw  Saratoga  w  of  Liberty 
Shaw  J.  AV.  umbrella  maker,  54  Bond  st 
Shaw  mrs  Thomas,  boarding  house,   22  n  Gay  st. 

See  advei'tisement 
Shaw  Isaiah,  bricklayer,  Charles  st  s  of  Henrietta 
Shaw  J.  smith  in  general,  82  n  Howard  st;  dw  Sa- 
ratoga st  w  of  Liberty 
Shaw  Wm.  grocer,  n  Howard  st  near  Grundy's  row 
Shaw  Samuel,  bricklayer,  Pearl  st  near  Lexington 
Shaw  Wm.  C.  firm  of  Tiffany,  Shaw  &  Co.  dw  cor 

St  Paul  and  Saratoga  sts 
Shaw  John,  bricklayer,  Bottle  al  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Shaw  James,  wheelwright,  Hull's  lane  e  of  East  st 
Shaw  Matthew,  grocer  and  commission  merchant, 

26  Light  st  wharf 
Shea  John  H.  grocer,  cor  Biddle  al  and  Ross  st 
Sheaf  Wm.  carter.  Potter  st  near  Douglass 
iSheaf  Harry,  mariner,  Halfmoon  al  near  East  st 
jSheaf  Joseph,  drayman.  Short  st  w  side 
Sheaves  mrs.  Jane,  Paca  st.  s  of  w  termination  of 

Camden  st 
Sheckell  John,  carpenter,  alley  rear  of  LefFerman's 

tan  yard,  w  of  French  st 
Sheddin  Edward,  brick  maker  and  lime  merchant, 
Light  st  whf;  yard,  s  end  of  Eutaw  st:  dw  sw 
cor  Hanover  st  and  Welcome  alley 
Shedrick  Jno.  mariner,  ne  cor  Wolf  &  Alice  Anna 
Sheehan  Patrick,  distiller,  Beuren  st  w  of  French 
Sheehy  Wm.  leather,   shirt  and  drawers  manufac- 
turer, 69  Harrison  st 
Sheeler  Anth.  cedar  cooper,  Potter  stnear  Douglass 


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Sheeler  Geo.  smith  in  general,  43  n  Gay  st 
Sheets  Jacob,  wheelwright,  Hillen  st  near  High 
Sheets  Jacob,  coach  wright,  Stillhouse  st  n  of  Doug- 
lass; dw  Hillen  near  Front 
Sheever  John,  laborer,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Shehigh  Edward,  jr.  cordwainer,  35  Union  st 
Shehigh  Edward,  cordwainer,  35  Union  st 
Sheldon  Jas.  cordwainer,  Exeter  st  n  of  Hillen 
Sheldon  John,  cordwainer,  Ensor  st  near  Forest 
Shelly  Wm.  H.  carpenter,  Aisquith  n  of  Douglass 
vSheminam  Peter,  mariner,  25  Philpot  st 
Sheppard  Philip,  boot  and  shoemaker,  57  n  Gay  st 
Sheppard  Moses,  nw  cor  Sharp  and  Pratt  sts 
Sheppard  Thos.  health  officer,  cor  of  Pratt  &  Sharp 
Sheppard  Richard,  harness  maker.  Liberty  st.  op- 
posite Dutch  alley 
Sheppard  Thomas,justice  of  peace,  cor  Mercer  and 

Calvert  sts;  dw  Charles  s  of  Lee 
Sheppard  Dennis,  laborer,  Cross  st  near  William 
Sheppard  Nathan,  grocer,  3  w  Pratt  cor  of  Grant; 

dw  Pratt  st  w  of  Sharp 
Sheppard  John,  harness  maker,  Montgomery  st  e 

of  Charles 
Sheppard  misses  M.  A.  &  C.  milliners,  48  n  Liberty 
JSheppard  Benj.  porter,  Grant  st  s  of  Lombard 
Sherard  Rafle,  carter,  Short  st  w  side 
Sherburn  mrs  Louisa,  Pearl  st  near  Lexington 
Sherman  Jacob,  cordwainer,  Pratt  st  e  of  Apple  at 
Sherman  Lewis,  York  av.  s  of  Wilson's  grocery 
Sherrick  Henry,  drover.  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
Sherrington  capt.  Wm.  Fleet  st  near  Starr  alley 
Sherry  Chas.  fisherman,  cor  Eutaw  &.  Hague  sts 
Sherwood  Wm.  cordwainer.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Sherwood  mrs.  Calvert  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Sherwood  miss  Sarah,  milliner,  29  e  Baltimore  st 
Sherwood  mrs  Alice,  tailoress,  Potter  st.  4th  door 

N  of  Halfmoon  alley 
Sherwood  Thos.  G.  cor  Orleans  and  Young  sts 
Sherwood  Thos.  sailmaker,  Pratt  st  bet  Caroline  st 

and  Strawberry  alley 
Sherwood  Philip,  ship  carpenter.  Fleet  near  Market 
29 


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Sherwood  mrs  Mary,  94  Bond  st 

Shesgreen  Chas.  laborer,  Richmond  st  n  end  of  Park 

Shick  John,  whitewasher,  St.  Mary's  st 

Shield  John,  grocer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 

Shield  mrs  Efiza  B.  Eden  st  s  of  Gough 

Shield  mrs  Rachel,  rear  of  36  n  Front  st 

Shields  Solom.  cordwainer,  Alice  Anna  w  of  Bond 

Shields  Geo.  N.  cordwainer,  Granby  st  near  Exeter 

Shields  Jas.  brickmaker,  Cross  st  w  of  William 

Shields  Patrick,  huckster.  Concord  st  s  of  Water 

Shilling  Wm.  tanner,  30  Pitt  st 

Shillingsburg  Isaac,  victualler,  cor  Scott  &  Lee  sts 

Shindle  Jacob,  watchmaker  and  doctor,  Biddle  st 

near  Ross 
Shipley  Wm.  B.  brewer,  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
Shipley  Peter,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Shipley  J.  carpenter,  Pearl  st  near  Mulberry 
vShipley  Rich.  A.  carpenter,  Saratoga  st.  near  Pine 
Shipley  Benjamin,  58  n  Exeter  st 
Shipley  Zachariah,  carpenter,  Saratoga  w  of  Cove 
tShipley  Peter,  carter,  Chestnut  alley  near  Pearl  st 
Shippen  Christopher,  sailor,  Hillen  st  near  Ensor 
JShirac  Jean  Francois,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Shock  Geo.  grocery  and  liquor  store,  88  n  Gay  st 
Shoemaker  Helmer,  sugar  refiner,  Lee  st.  3d  house 

w  of  Sharp  st 
Shoemaker  Geo.  brickmaker,  Eutaw  st  near•^vate^ 
Shohm  Aquiila,  painter,  Wolf  st.  above  Gough 
Sholler  mrs  Rosina,  Penn  av  near  city  limits 
Shorb  Andrew,  cedar  cooper,  1 1 1  is  Howard  st 
^Shorter  Lucy,  washer,  Lombard  st  w  of  Paca 
q^Shorter  Charles,  caulker.  Spring  st  s  of  Baltimore 
tShorter  Richard,  sawyer.  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Shortt  mrs  Susan,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Shortt  John  H.  porter  cellar,  74  Baltimore  st  cor 

Holiday;  dw  5  Water  st 
Shot  tower  company  of  Baltimore,  John  Francis- 

cus  president,  n  Gay  st 
Sliot  tower  company  Phoenix,  cor  Front  and  Pitt 

sts;  Philip  Laurenson,  president,  Holiday  st 
Shotten  James,  victualler,  Eden  st  near  Pitt 
Shoits  Dl.  cordwainer,  6  Canal  st  near  e  Baltimore 


335  Director,  1831  SIM 

Showacre  John,  coachmaker,  57  s  Howard  st;  dw 

Pratt  St  near  Howard 
Shreck  Jac.  comb  maker,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Shreck  Geo.  comb  maker,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Orleans 
Shriver  John  S.  Franklin  st  3d  house  w  of  Pearl 
Shriver  Joseph,  engineer,  Fayette  st  w  of  St.  Paul 
Shroop  Catherine,  tutoress,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Shrote  John,  baker,  Lunn's  lane  near  Conway  st 
Shroud  mrs  Rachel,  Harf.  av.  e  of  meetinghouse 
Shryack  John,  pump  maker,  Pitt  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Shuck  Adam,  hatter.  Holiday  st  2d  house  s  of  Bath 
Shuhler  mrs  Catherine,  33  n  Exeter  st 
Shultz  Peter,  grocer,  Wilk  st  s  side  w  of  Spring 
Shultz  Jefferson,  merchant,  dvv  cor  Lexington  and 

Cove  sts 
Shumaker  Moses,  brush  maker,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of 

Cove  st 
Shunk  John,  sen.  Harford  av  near  Monument  st 
Shuter  James,  grocer,  sw  cor  High  and  French  sts 
Sibray  mrs  Ann,  cor  New  st  and  Long  alley 
Sicard  Doctor  Adolphus,  surgeon  and  dentist,  91  n 

Gay  st 
Sickler  William,  Sugar  alley  e  of  Charles  st 
Sidenstricker  Elizabeth,  tailoress,  44  n  Front  st 
Sidenstricker  Frederick,  Pitt  st  near  Aisquith 
Sifferman  Fred'k,  cedar  cooper,  Paca  s  of  Saratoga 
Sigler  John  L.  Conway  st  near  Eutaw 
Sikel  George  G.  baker,  Aisquith  st  near  Holland  st 
Silrat  Henry  P.  cordwainer,  42  w  Pratt  st 
Silspah  Peter,  cordwainer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Silver  Lewis,  pawn  broker,  65  n  Gay  st 
Silver  Frederick,  currier,  10  w  Lexington  st 
fSilver  Alexr.  hair  dresser,  s  Gay  st  near  Baltimore 
Silverthorn  mrs  Julia  Ann,  38  n  High  st 
Simes  mrs  Jane  R.  teacher  of  music,  se  cor  Plea 

sant  and  Charles  sts 
Simes  miss  M.  J.  miniature  painter,  se  cor  Plea- 
sant and  Charles  sts 
Simmering  mrs  Mary,  101  Camden  st 
Simmes  &  Wallace,  copper  and  tin  ware  manufac- 
turers, 33  s  Calvert  st 
Simmes  Joseph,  dw  Eutaw  st  near  Camdea 


^"^JM  MatcheWs  Baltimore  336 

Simmes  Robt.  carpenter,  Pearl  st  near  Baltimore  st 
?5|mmes  Jno.  fishman,  alley  s  of  William  &  Cross  sts 
JSimmes  Maria,  washer,  Potter  st  near  Low  st 
^Simmonds  John  A.  commission  merchant,  7  Light 

st  wharf;  dw  16  Hanover  st 
^immonds  Samuel,  Cove  st  s  of  Baltimore  st 
Simraonds  mr.  carter,  Columbia  st  near  Tyson's 

chemical  factory 
iSimmonds  mrs.  16  Hanover  st 
iSimraons  mrs  Ann,  67  Wolf  st 
Simmons  Samuel,  hat  block  turner,  York  road  av.  s 

of  Madison  st 
Simmons  mrs  Mary,  Fawn  st  w  of  Exeter  st 
Simms  Wm.  Strawberry  al.  s  of  Shakspear  st 
Sims  Oliver  &  George's  chemical  works,  Fort  road 

near  the  magazine 
tSimms  Rachel,  Short  st  w  side 
iSimms  John,  Cove  st  near  Krebb's  brick  yard 
■^Simms  Ezekiel,  blacksmith,  St.  Mary's  st 
"Simms  Thomas,  sailor,  5S  Happy  alley 
Simon  Jacob,  wheelwright.  Bottle  al.  near  Paca  st 
Simon  Charles,  dry  goods  mercht.  53  n  Howard  st 
Simonds  Samuel,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove  st 
Simons  Joseph,  mariner,  12  Ann  st 
Simons  Stephen,  5  Fleet  st  near  Market  st 
Simonson  John,  chair  maker,  58  Light  st 
Simonson  John,  Sugar  al.  betw  Charles  &  Light  sts 
Simpson  Rezin  B.  produce  and  grocery  store,  13 

Penn  av.;  dw  Pearl  st  near  Mulberry 
Simpson  &  Curlett,  coachmakers,  Calvert  st  oppo- 
site city  spring 
Simpson  Wm.  firm  of  Curlett  &  Simpson,  dw  8  n 

Frederick  st 
Simpson  John,  rigger,  Ann  st  near  Wilk 
Simpson  William,  cabinet  maker.  Falls  st 
Simpson  mrs  Elizabeth,  Holland  st  w  of  Harf.  run 
Simpson  Andw.  Hancock  st  near  Baltimore  st 
Simpson  John  R.  tailor,  Exeter  st  s  of  Hillen 
Simpson  Wm.  hatter,  Gough  st  e  of  Happy  alley 
Simpson  Walter,  ne  cor  Bishop's  al.  and  Grant  st 
tSimpson  Macy,  laborer.  President  st  near  Stiles  st 
TSimpson  James,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 


337  Director,  1831.  SKI 

Sinclair  Mary,  Wolf  st  near  Lancaster  st 
Sinclair  &  Moore,  agricultural  implements  maker 

and  seeds  store,  on  Grant  &  Hollingsvvorth  sts 
Sinclair  Cyrus,  block  and  pump  maker,  4th  door  e 

of  High  st 
Sinclair  mrs  Jane,  Exeter  st  betw  Pratt  and  Granbj 
Sinclair  Alexr.  ship  carpenter.  Fleet  st  near  Wolf 
Sindall  Samuel,  dry  goods  mercht.  22  Centre  mar- 
ket space;  dvv  23  flight  st  near  Pitt 
Sindall  Joshua,  stone  cutter,  cor  Bank  &.  Spring  sts 
Singleton  &  Mezick,  merchants,  43  s  Gay  st 
Singleton  mrs  Elizabeth,- cor  Gay  and  Fayette  sts 
Singleton  Chas.  F.  mercht.;  dvv  Pratt  st  e  of  Exeter 
Sink  captain  Eiisha  W.  R.  shipping  office,  Thames 

st  E  of  Market  st,    *S^ee  advertisement. 
Sinners  Elijah  R.  proprietor  of  Tammany  hall  hotel, 

35  Water  st 
Sipperman  Fredk.  cooper,  cor  Short  st  and  Short  al 
Sissel  Edward,  laborer,  Happy  al.  n  of  Gough  st 
vSisson  Martin,  paver,  272  n  Gay  st 
Sisters  of  Providence;  sister  Mary  Lange,  superior; 

Rev.  mr.  Dubeere,  director,  Richmond  st  n 

termination  of  Park  st 
Sitler  Wm.  Sugar  alley,  s  side  e  of  Charles  st 
Sitler  miss  Mary,  seamstress.  Green  st  near  Franklin 
Sitler  mrs  Elizabeth,  siv  cor  Front  and  Bath  sts 
fSkewer  Rachel,  se  cor  Fayette  st  and  Run  al 
tSke^ver  Daniel,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Shroeder 
Skift  Thomas,  carpenter,  Bottle  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Skiles  John,  cordwainer,  Dutch  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Skillman  Jacob,  clothing  store,  26  s  Calvert  st;  dw 

Exeter  st 
Skillman  Robert,  painter,  nw  cor  Y/ater  and  High 
Skinner  John  S.  post  master,  office  cor  n  Calvert  st 

and  Baniv  lane;  dvv  Fayette  st  near  n  Calvert 
Skinner  mrs  Sarah,  13  n  Charles  st 
Skinner  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  Lee  st  e  of  Charles 
Skinner  Robert,  last  and  shoe  findings'  store,  ne 

cor  Calvert  and  Water  sts 
Skinner  Zachariah,  ship  carpenter,   Albermarle  st 

near  Wilk 
tSkinner  Thos.  brick  moulder.  Light  st  n  of  Cross 
i  29* 


SMA  MatchetlH  Baltimore  338 

Skipper  mrs  Isabella,  seamstress,  70  n  Exeter  st 

Skyler  mrs  Belinda,  Lee  st  w  of  Scott 

rSkyler  Benson,  President  st  s  of  Pratt 

JSkyler  Henry,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 

Slade  miss  Jemima,  tutoress,  Fayette  st  w  of  North 

Slane  Francis,  cordvvainer,  64  French  st 

Slater  Robert,  Baltimore  st.  Hampstead  hill 

Slater  mrs  Margaret,  133  n  Eutaw  st 

Slater  James,  bacon  dealer,  159  Wilk  st 

Slater  John,  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  st.  near 

Happy  alley 
Slater  Henry,  brush  and  comb  maker,  42  Bond  st 
Slater  Geo.  grocer,  Lexington  M.  space  w  of  Paca 
Slaughter  James  M.  commission  merchant,  97  Bow- 
ly's  whf;  dw  Conway  st  bet  Charles  &  Hanover 
Slazeman  Alex,  plaisterer,  Mott  st  w  side 
Slazeman  mrs  Mary,  huckster,  York  av  e  side 
Sleeger  Daniel,  printer,  30  Pitt  st 
Sleeper  J.  proprietor  of  Washington  hotel,   4  n 

Gay  st  near  Baltimore  st 
Sleith  John,  laborer,  Cen-tre  st  near  the  falls 
Slemmer  Christian,  weigh  master,  Pratt  st  n  side 

near  Albermarle 
Sleppy  Jacob,  carpenter.  Pearl  st  near  Mulberry 
Slicer  Wm.  coachmaker,  cor  Frederick  &  Second  sts 
SlingluS' Charles  D.  firm  Ensey  &  Slingluff,  15  n 

Howard  st 
Sliver  Henry,  cordwainer,  Camden  st  n  side 
vSliver  Abraham,  tallow  chandler.  Liberty  alley  near 

Beuren  st;  dw  Constitution  st  n  of  Beuren.  See 

advertisement. 
Sloan  James,  boot  and  shoemaker,  basement  story 

Barnum's  hotel,  n  Calvert  st;  dw  n  Charles  st 
^  bet  Mulberry  and  Franklin 
Sloan  Jas.  grocer,  Stillhouse  st  near  Plowman 
Sloan  Jas.  laborer,  Strawberry  al  near  Alice  Anna 
Sloan  Jno.  weaver,  Franklin  st  extend,  w  precincts 
Sloan  capt.  John,  cor  Pratt  and  Market  sts 
Sloan  John,  accountant,  Hanover  st  near  Lee 
Sloffer  mrs  Hannah,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
fSly  Jane,  washer.  Pine  st  near  Mulberry* 
Small  John,  laborer,  Wilk  st  e  of  Eden 


339  Director,  1831.  SMI 

Small  mrs  Catherine,  18  Fayette  st  e  of  Howard 
Small  Jacob,  late  mayor,  Conway  st  bet  Sharp  and 

Hanover  sts 
Small  Simon  R.  dry  goods  merchant,  cor  Gay  and 

Saratog-a  sts 
Small  mrs.  Elizabeth,  private  boarding  house,  14  n 

Frederick  st 
Small  John,  victualler,  Light  st  n  of  West 
Small  John,  14  n  Frederick  st 
Small  Josiah,  sugar  refiner,  64  Lombard  st 
Small  Wm.  F.  architect,  Saratoga  st  near  Charles 
tSmall  Moses,  Bank  lane,  near  Barnum's  hotel 
Smallwood  mrs  Mary,  9  Thompsen  st 
Smallwood  mrs  Julia,  71  Exeter  st  near  Low 
Smallwood  mrs.  Argyle  al  near  Alice  Ann  st 
Smallwood  Hannah,  washer,  German  st  w  of  Pine 
Smallwood  J.  ship  carpenter,  Lancaster  st  w  of  Ann 
JSmallwood  Levin,  brickmaker,  Short  st  w  side 
fSmallwood  David,  drayman,  Biddle  alley 
fSmallwood  Levin,  3  Salisbury  al  near  Exeter  st 
Smardon  Richard,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Smiley  Robert,  oak  cooper,  15  jNlercer  st        * 
Smiley  Robert,  sen.  oak  cooper,  Hollingsworth  st. 

bet  Water  and  Lombard  sis 
Smiley  Willian),  grocer,  Richmond  st  near  Tyson 
Smiley  Isaac,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Holland 
fSmiley  Geo,  gardener,  Aisquith  st  near  Orleans 
Smith  Gideon  B.  editor  Amer.  Farmer,  basement 

story.  City  hotel;  dw  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Smith  vSamuel,  drawing  master,  74  n  Charles  st 
Smith  m.rs  Sarah,  78  n  Charles  st  # 

Smith  mrs  Ralph,  52  n  Charles  st 
Smith  J.  W.  hardware  mercht.;  dw  15  Courtland  st 
Smith  Wm.  cooper,  8  Pine  st  near  Lexington 
Smith  mrs.  Frederick  st  near  Second 
Smith  mrs  Ann,  IMontgomery  st  e  of  Light 
Smith  James,  blacksmith,  Ann  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Smith  Jeremiali,  Elbow  lane  near  s  Green  st 
Smith  John  Anderson,  sea  captain,  27  Fell  st 
Smith  Jas.  comb  maker,  Lunn's  lane  n  of  Conway 
Smith  Andw.  laborer,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond 
Smith  John,  carter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Ostend 


SMI  MatcheWs  Baltimore  340 

Smith  John,  mariner,  28  Lancaster  st 
Smith  Andvv.  painter,  Paca  st  s  termination 
Smith  Ricliard,  cordwainer,  6  Lancaster  st 
Smith  John,  baker,  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
Smith  Jacob,  rigger,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Apple  alley 
Smith  Thos.  R.  seamen's  boarding  house,  Thames 

st  near  Bond 
Smith  &  Groom,  wheelwrights  and  blacksmiths,  ne 

cor  Argyle  al  and  Lancaster  st 
Smith  mrs  Elizabeth,  Paca  st  n  of  Franklin 
Smith  Griffin,  pilot,  72  Alice  Anna  st 
Smith  Robert,  laborer,  Pearl  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Smith  John  S.  sea  captain,  12  Alice  Anna  st 
Smith  Francis,  Park  lane,  at  Chatsworth  run 
Smith  mrs  Ann,  shopkeeper,  Alice  Anna  w  of  Bond 
Smith  Doctor  Jas.  Franklin  st  w  of  Charles 
Smith  John,  carpenter,  Wolf  st  w  side 
Smith  Jonathan,  sea  captain,  s  Eutaw  near  Camden 
Smith  James,  L.  boot  and  shoemaker,  Eden  st  s  of 

Pratt 
Smith  miss  Polly,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Smith  Samuel,  miller,  kvv  cor  Baltimore  and  Spring 
Smith  Dennis  A.  Baltimore  st  opposite  Paca 
Smith  mrs  Ann,  Eden  st  near  Baltimore 
Smith  Wm.  &  Co.  90  Dugan's  wharf 
Smith  James  A.  carpenter,  Holland  st  e  of  Harf.  run 
Smith  Stephen,  tavern  keeper,  72  w  Pratt  st 
Smith  Basil  L.  ship  carpenter,  Alice  Anna  st  e  end 
Smith  John,  cordwainer,  10  Thompsen  st 
Smith  John,  mariner,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Ann 
Smith  capt.  Joseph,  Little  Hampstead  stE  of  Spring 
Smith  Catherine,  Wilk  st  e  of  Caroline 
Smith  Jacob,  blacksmith,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
Smith  mrs  Ann,  ^'w  cor  Gough  and  Caroline 
Smith  John,  merchant,  dw  Pearl  st  near  Mulberry 
Smith  James  P.  tobacconist,  Gough  st  w  of  Bond 
Smith  Thos.  gardener,  cor  Mulberry  and  Pine  sts 
Smith  Job,  lumber  merchant,  44  Front  st 
Smith  J.  &  A.  iron  merchants,  4  Pratt  st.  whf;  dw 

North  st  s  of  Lexington 
Smith  Jacob,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Pratt  st  w 

of  Charles 


341  Director.lSSl,  SMI 

Smith  John,  carpenter,  69  Front  st  n  of  High 
Smith  Stephen,  sea  captain,  4  e  Baltimore  st 
Smith  Matthew,  china,  glass  and  queensware  mer- 
chant, 228  Baltimore  st;  dw  Sharp  n  of  Lom- 
bard st 
Smith  E.  H.  S.  &  Co.  8  Baltimore  st  near  Front 
Smith  James  P.  tobacconist,  20  Market  st;  dw  15 

Gough  st 
vSmith  John  J.  lottery  office,  dw  n  Exeter  near  Pitt 
Smith  mrs  Elizabeth,  innkeeper,  39  Bond  st 
Smith  William,  carpenter.  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Smith  John,  baker,  30  Eutaw  st.  near  Saratoga 
Smith  mrs  Elizabeth,  Hull's  lane  near  Aisquith  st 
Smith  A.  C.  miniature  paihter,  over  135  Baltimore 
Smith  David  M.  tailor,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Smith  Ellen,  Hoffman  st  near  Ross 
Smith  mrs  James,  19  n  Gay  st  near  Front 
Smith  mrs  Catherine,  Penn  av  s  of  Preston  st 
Smith  Moses,  saw  setter,  n  Gay  st  near  B.  A.  mark. 
Smith  Nicholas,  cooper,  Penn  av.  near  city  limits 
Smith  John  brick  maker,  cor  Monument  &  Stirling 
Smith  Henry  A.  grocer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Smith  Wm.  J.  cordwainer.  Wolf  st  near  Lancaster 
Smith  Samuel,  cooper.  Wolf  st  near  Lancaster 
Smith  Henry,  victualler,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
Smith  Prise,  grocer,  cor  Potter  st  &  Halfmoon  al 
Smith  Geo.  laborer,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light  ^ 
Smith  Joseph,  printer,  Hillen  st  n  side  betw  High 

and  Front  sts 
Smith  John,  ship  smith,  7  Thames  st 
Smith  Wm.  cordwainer,  Douglass  st  e  of  East  st 
Smith  mrs  Mary,  grocer,  157  Wilk  st 
Smith  John,  weaver.  Pierce  st.  w  of  Chatsworth 

run 
Smith  Ephraim,  Bond  st  w  side  near  Gough 
Smith  John  N.  carpenter,  64  n  Exeter  st 
Smith  George,  tavern  keeper,  se  cor  Caroline  and 

Fleet  sts 
Smith  William,  carter,  Union  st  near  Penn  av. 
Smith  mrs  Hannah,  27  Fleet  st 
Smith  William,  shipwright,  30  Block  st 
Smith  Wm.  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  run 


SMI  Matchers  Baltimore  34  2 

Smith  John,  ship  master,  7  Thames  st 

Smith  John,  laborer,  Chatsworth  st  near  Franklin 

Smith  Jacob,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  Pratt  st 

2d  door  vv  of  Eutaw 
Smith  Doctor  Nathan  R.  Sharp  st  s  of  German;  dw 

Liberty  st  3d  door  s  of  German 
Smith  Bensselaer,  blacksmith,  York  st  near  Light 
Smith  J.  W.  hardware  and  commission  merchant, 

3  s  Liberty  st 
Smith  Cyrus,  tailor,  York  st  n  side  near  Light 
Smith  Joseph,  coach  and  harness  maker,  s  Liberty 

st  s  of  Lombard 
Smith  Mordecai,  Hanover  st  bet  Busy  al.  &  Hill  st 
Smith  James,  clerk,  32  German  st 
Smith  Jona.  oil,  candle  &  lamp  store,  40  s  Calvert  st 
Smith  Peter,  tavern  keeper,  Fish  market  space 
Smith  Job,  lumber  merchant,  lower  end  Buchanan's 

wharf;  dw  Front  st  near  Pitt 
Smith  Gen  Samuel,  Water  st  opposite  Commerce 
Smith  Wm.  P.  firm  of  Harris  &  Smith,  dw  Pratt  st 

3  doors  w  of  Howard 
Smith  Nichs,  cooper.  Bank  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Smith  George,  Conway  st  2d  door  w  of  Sharp 
Smith  Adam,  cooper.  Park  lane  near  Hampton  st 
Smith  Geo.  W.  wood  corder,  nw  cor  Conway  and 

Charles  sts 
Smith  Jacob,  firm  of  Rau  &  Smith;  dw  Paca  st 

near  Ross  st 
Smith  John,  baker,  Eutaw  st  near  Camden 
Smith  mrs  Margaret,  New  st  e  of  Paca 
Smith  mrs  Catherine,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Charles 
Smith  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  5  Commerce  st 
Smith  mrs  Mary,  Ellicott  st  n  of  Balderston 
Smith  Elizabeth,  grocery  &  liquor  store,  Second  st 
Smith  mrs  Mary,  Ruxton  st  near  Light 
Smith  Jonathan,  grocery  and  oil  store,  40  s  Cal- 
vert st;  dw  Eutaw  st  n  side  near  Centre 
Smith  Peter,  grocery  and  feed  store,  Concord  st 

betw  Marsh  market  space  and  Hawk  st 
Smith  Francis  H.  grand  harmonicon  manufactory, 

s  Frederick  st  betw  Baltimore  and  Second  sts; 

dw  Courtland  opposite  Friends*  meetg.  house 


843 Director,  1 83 1 .  SMI 

Smith  Andrew,  painter  and  glazier,  16  Cheapside 
Smith  Eli,  oak  cooper,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 

Smith ,  cordvvainer,  Ruxton  st 

Smith  Christopher,  Park  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Smith  Nichs.  grocery,  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Smith  Jesse,  cooper,  Park  lane  near  Baltimore  st 
Smith  John,  B.  blacksmith.  Light  st  6th  door  n  of 

Montgomery  st 
Smith  Robert,  potter,  Harford  av.  above  Greble's 

pottery 
Smith  Adam,  cedar  cooper,  102  Bond  st 
Smith  Amelia,  washer,  Park  lane  e  of  Hampton  st. 
Smith  Robert,  Monument  square  e  side 
Smith  Benjamin,  mariner,  29  Saratoga  st  w  of  Park 
Smith  Thomas,  laborer,  39  n  Eutaw  st 
Smith  Charles,  Hi  lien  st  betw  High  and  Front  sts 
Smith  Patrick,  Webb''s  row,  near  Ensor  st  foot  of 

Gallows'  hill 
Smith  John,  laborer,  4  Stirling  st 
Smith  Alexr.  mercht.  North  st  w  side  n  of  Fayette 
Smith  Alexr.  tailor,  31  n  Gay  st  near  Orange  alley 
Smith  John,  firm  of  Willes  &  Smith;  dw  Pearl  st 

betw  Mulberry  and  Saratoga  sts 
Smith  Rev.  Roger,  rector  of  Cathedral;  dv  Sarato- 
ga st  w  of  Charles 
Smith  Jno.  stone  mason,  Lerew's  al.near  Mulberry 
Smith  mrs  Lambert,  69  n  Charles  st 
vSmith  J.  L.  M.  wine  merchant,  25  Water  st;  d\T 

St.  Paul's  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Smith  mrs  Susanna,  64  n  Gay  st 
fSmith  Aquilla,  farmer.  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
tSmith  Saml.  drayman,  Saratoga  st  vv  of  Rock 
fSmith  T.  whitewasher,  16  Fleet  st 
tSmith  mrs  Lydia,  Hill  st  s  side  near  Light 
JSmith  Nathan,  carter,  ne  cor  Bond  and  Pinkney  sts 
fSmith  John,  laborer,  German  st  betw  Cove  &  Pine 
tSmith  Sarah,  washer,  Biddle  alley  near  Bond  st 
tSmith  Nancy,  washer,  German  lane 
JSmith  William,  drayman,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eulaw 
fSmith  Benj.  carter,  Howard  st  s  of  Conway 
JSmith  James,  laborer,  Holliday  st  near  Pleasant  st 
fSmith  Nathaniel,  waiter,  East  st  near  Douglass 


SNO  Matchetth  Baltimore  344 


JSmith  Abraham,  carter,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
iSmith  Richard,  carter,  Park  lane  near  Pearl  st 
tSmith  Levin,  waiter,  Hill  st  s  side  near  Charles 
tSmith  Perry,  carter,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
ijSmith  John,  weaver,  Ann  st  near  Gough 
tSmith  John,  laborer,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
JSmith  Js.  sawyer,  Argyle  alley  near  Wilk  st 
tSmith  Hy.  calico  printer.  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
JSmith  Wm.  Strawberry  n  of  V/ilk  st 
tSraith  David,  waiter.  Cathedral  st  or  Fall's  turnpike 
jSmith  Mary,  washer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Wilk  st 
JSmith  Thomas,  laborer,  lower  Ferry  road 
JSmith  Js.  w^oodsawyer,  small  court  rear  of  Caro- 
line st.  near  meeting  house 
JSmith  Peter  M.  porter,  Bath  st  w  of  North 
fSmith  Henny,  washer,  Wilk  st  s  side  vv  of  Bond  - 
tSmith  Edward,  Moore's  lane  near  St.  Mary's  st 
;J:Smith  Temperance,  w^asher,  Water  st  near  Har  run 
JSmith  Joseph,  gardner,  Low  st  e  of  Friendship 
tSmith  Perry,  porter.  Short  st  w  side 
jSmith  Joseph,  carter,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
+Smith  Dianna,  huckster.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
tSmith  Isaac,  laborer,  Chatsworth  st  near  Franklin 
tSmith  Jane,  w^asher.  Centre  st  \v  of  St.  Paul's 
tSmith  John,  nightman,  Lerew's  al.  n  of  Franklin  st 
jSmith  Joshua,  drayman.  Wagon  al.  w  of  Liberty  st 
+Smith  Edward,  laborer,  Wagon  al.  e  of  Park  st 
JSmith  Sylvia,  College  alley  near  Saratoga  st 
Smithson'Gabriel,  n  Gay  st  near  Aisquith  st 
Smoke  mrs  Mary,  Harford  av.  near  Forest  st 
tSmothers  Harry,  laborer,  Peace  al.  w  of  Sharp  st 
^Smothers  Fusby,  porter.  Peace  al.  near  Howard  st 
SmuU  David  B.  coppersmith,  &c.  ne  cor  Concord 

and  Pratt  sts;  dw  55  Albermarle  st 
Smull  Josiah,  sugar  refinery,  Hanover  Market  space 

dw  Lombard  st  betw  Sharp  and  Hanover  st 
Smyth  James  M.  dry  goods  mercht.  41  Baltimore  st 
Suavely  John,  hatter,  Hillen  st  s  side  near  High 
tSneed  Arthur,  laborer,  Harf.  av.  near  meetg.  house 
Snow  Freeman,  Gough  st  vv  of  Caroline  st 
Snow  captain  Charles  G.  98  Market  st 
JSnow  Patty,  washer,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder 


345  Director,  1831.  SOU 

Snowden  mrs  Jane,  23  Potter  st 
jSnowden  Thomas,  laborer,  German  st  near  Cove 
fSnowden  Peter,  Chatsworth  st  near  Franklin 
Snudgrass  Wm.  farmer,  Penn  av.  near  Cove  st 
Snjder  Joseph  R.  public  store  keeper,  Baltimore  st 

N  side  near  Lloyd 
Snyder  mrs  Elizabeth,  Penn  av.  near  city  limits 
Snyder  John,  house  carpenter  East  st  n  of  Pitt  st 
Snyder  Richard,  baker  and  grocer,  Franklhi  row 

w  of  Chatsworth  st 
Snyder  Doctor  P.  Exeter  st  n  of  Stiles  st 
Snyder  Charles,  n\v  cor  Pratt  and  Eutaw  sts 
Snyder  mrs  Sarah,  79  s  Howard  st 
Snyder  mrs  Eliza,  fancy  store,  30  Lexington  st 
Snyder  Daniel,  grocer,  127  3  Sharp  st 
Snyder  George,  tailor.  Potter  st  near  Gay 
Snyder  Peter,  bread  factory, Calvert  st  s  of  Saratoga 
JSoarden  Wm.  laborer,  Bottle  al.  e  of  Cove  st 
Sollers  Basil,  batter,  15  n  Gay  st  near  Front 
Sellers  John,  boot  and  shoemaker,  70  e  Pratt  st 
tSollers  Charles,  laborer.  Sugar  al.  near  Charles  st 
tSollers  Abraham,  carter,  run  alley  n  of  Fayette  st 
Solomon  Benjamin,  commission  agent  and  packer, 

85  N  Exeter  st 
Solomon  Nancy,  tailoress,  Phikney  st  near  Caroline 
Somers  Jacob,  coachman,  Lombard  st  w  of  Howard 
Somerville  John,  paver,  Beureu  st  s  of  Falls  st 
Sommer  Frederick,  innkeeper,  21  Bond  st 
Sommer  Dl.  mercht.  17  Spear's  wharf;  dw  Gough 

w  of  Harford  run 
Sommerkamp  F.  boarding  house,  16  s  Liberty  st 
Soran  mrs  Ruth,  16  New  Church  st 
tSorcer  John,  caulker,  13  Wolf  st 
tSorden  William,  laborer.  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
Sorley  John,  bacon  merchant,  Ann  st  near  Gough 
Souder  Godfreid,  laborer,  intersection  of  Cove  st 

and  Penn.  avenue 
Souder  Conrad,  cordwainer,  Spring  st  near  Wilk 
Southard  Wm.  ship  master,  nw  cor  Granby  &  High 
Southard  mrs  Emily,  schoolmistress,  nw  corner  cf 

Granbv  and  High  sis 
30  ' 


SPE  MatcheWs  Baltimore  346 

Southcomb  Kemp,  mariner,  Alice  Anna  w  of  Bond 
Southcomb  C.  &  Co.  plumbers,  Thames  near  Ann; 

dw  190  Bond  st 
Southwick  Simeon,  accountant,  nw  cor  Argyle  al 

and  Alice  Anna  st 
Sower  Levi,  laborer,  34  Bond  st 
Spalding  Daniel,  keeper  of  Charles  st.  spring,  Con- 
way st  near  Howard  st 
Spalding  R.  B.  type  founder,  41  n  Frederick  st; 

dw  Belle  Air  road 
Spalding  Samuel,  cordwainer,  rear  of  Montgomery 

st  w  of  Light 
■fSpaniard  Peter,  gardener,  1 14  Bond  st 
Sparks  Thos.  carpenter,  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
JSparrow  Thos.  Lerew's  al  s  of  Franklin  st 
jSparrow  John,  Chestnut  al  bet  Pearl  and  Pine  sis 
Speak  Nicholas,  grocer,  cor  Saratoga  and  Liberty 
jSpeaks  Reuben,  Carpenter's  alley  e  of  Paca  st 
Spear  Wm  merchant,  dw  Saratoga  st  w  of  Charles 
Spear  mrs.  Pratt  st  near  Exeter 
Spear  James,  cooper,  Lerew's  al  n  of  Franklin  st 
Spear  Otis,  commission  merchant,  4  s  Charles  st 
Spear  mrs  Barbara,  Pleasant  st  w  of  Courtland 
Spedden  Edward,  lime  store,  23  Light  st  wharf 
Speddin  Jno  bricklayer,  6  Peace  al  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Speddin  mrs  Ann,  Charles  st  n  of  Hill 
Speed  J.  J.  counsellor  at  law,  29  s  Gay  st 
Spellessi  mrs.  Saratoga  st  w  of  Park 
Spence  Groemeck,  dry  goods  merchant,  15  se  cor 

Pratt  and  Charles  st 
Spence  John,  bricklayer,  Holiday  s  of  G.  Pleasant  st 
Spence  Elias,  tailor,  48  n  Exeter  st 
Spence  Edw.  M.  boot  and  shoemaker,  8  North  st. 

N  of  Franklin;  dw  do.  n  of  Bath 
Spencer  mrs  Sophia  D.  tutoress,  Pearl  st.  bet  Fay- 
ette and  Lexington  sts 
Spencer  mrs  Dorcas,  Pleasant  st  e  of  Courtland 
Spencer  Mark,  laborer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Pine 
Spencer  Abel,  last  maker  and  findings'  store,  26  it 

Gay  st 
Spencer' Edward,  merchant,  dw  >  Liberty  st.  neaj 
Dutch  alley 


347  Director,  1831.  STA 

Spencer  John,  innkeeper,  (pilot)  4  Market  st 
Spencer  mrs  Susan,  n  Liberty  st  near  Dutch  alley 
JSpencer  Philip,  Homespun  alley  w  of  Howard  st 
Spicer  John,  mercht.  tailor,  Franklin  st  e  of  Green 
Spicer  Thos.  clerk  in  U.  S.  Court,  dw  Fayette  st. 

bet  Eutavv  and  Paca  sts 
Spicer  Emmet,  blacksmith,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Spicer  mrs  Ann,  St.  Mary's  st 
Spies  mrs  Margaret,  Sharp  st  s  of  Hill 
Spilman  Thos.  F.  hardware  merchant,  83  n  Exeter 
tSpineyard  Richard,  Short  alley  e  of  Short  sV 
Sport  Joseoh,  cordwainer,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Sport  James,  hardware  merchant,  3  n  Gay  st  near 

the  bridge 
Spart  Thos.  F.  hardware  merchant,  114  n  High  st 
Spranklin  John,  turner  and  chair  maker,  Baltimore 

st  E  of  Spring 
Spreckelsen  &&  Davidson,  ship  chandlers  and  gro- 
cers, 21  Thames  st 
Sprigg  Thos.  grocer  &  ship  chandler,  88  Dugan's  wf 
Sprigg  mrs  Margaret,  Charles  st  n  of  Mulberry 
Sprigg  George,  porter,  ne  cor  Pitt  and  Front  sts 
JSprigg  Thos.  laborer.  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High 
fSprigg  Richard,  waiter,  37  n  Liberty  st 
Spriggins  Jas.  wheelwright,  78  s  High  st 
Spriggs  David,  oak  cooper,  German  lane 
tSpriggs  Stephen,  Lancaster  st  e  of  Bond 
JSpriggs  John,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
tSpriggs  John,  Guilford's  alley  e  of  Charles  st 
iJSpriggs  Anthony,  Peach  alley  w  of  Pearl  st 
i^prinkle  Daniel,  carpenter,  York  road  s  of  Belvi- 

dere  road 
Sprinkle  Greenbury,  cordwainer,  York  road  s  of 

Belvidere  road 
Spry  Jonathan,  cabinet  maker,  Montgomery  st  w 

of  Light 
Spurrier  Elijah,  millwright,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Stacey  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress,  Commerce  st 
Stackers  mrs  Christiana,  Low  st  near  Front 
Steel  J.  N.  attorney  at  law,  Fayette  st  w  of  St  Paul 
Stafford  mrs  Catherine,  43  Fell  st 


STA  Jllatchetl'^s  Baltimore  34^ 

Stafford  Moses,  laborer,  rear  of  York  av.  bet  Har- 
ford and  York  sts 
Stafford  James,  grocer,  se  cor  Gough  &  Caroline 
Stage  Office,  (General)  Stockton  i^  Stokes  proprie- 
tors, basement  story  Barnum's,  n  Calvert  st. 
John  C.  Hall,  agent.    See  adv.  and  appendix. 
Stahl  Daniel,  tinplats  and  sheet  iron  worker,  188 

Baltimore  st 
Stains  Samuel,  ship  carpenter,  Argyle  alley  near 

Alice  Anna  st 
Stains  Wm.  fisherman,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Bond 
tStaken  Philip,  porter,  Vv^agon  al.  near  Liberty  st 
Stall  Andrew,  rope  maker,  Doctor's  lane,  bet  Har- 
ford and  York  avenues 
Stall  Henry,  ropemaker,  M'Elderry  near  Aisquith 
Stall  Wm.  Eutavv  st  near  Ross 
Stall  mrs  R.  sw  cor  Charles  and  Cross  sts 
Stallion  Peter,  brickmaker,  Columbia  st.   near  Ty- 
son's chemical  works 
Stallings  Aquilla,  bricklayer,  n  Gay  near  Aisquith 
Stalls  Joseph,  Union  st  near  Penn  avenue 
Stambler  John,  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  vv  of  Rock 
Stammen  Bernard,  painter  13  Comet  st 
Stamp  Geo.  A.  accountant,  1^*  ^'  Liberty  st 
IStanford  Aaron,  ship  carpenter.  Wolf  st  near  Wilk 
Stanley  mrs  Ann,  Stiles  st  w  of  Gough 
Stanley  &  Co.  druggists  and  dye  wood  dealers,  ne 

cor  Howard  and  Fayette  sts 
Stanley  J.  P.  E.  firm  of  do.-,  dvv  SQ  s  Sharp  st 
Stanley  Joseph,  carpenter,  Inloes  al.  w  of  Park  st 
;j:Stanley  Adam,  Charles  st  s  of  Hamburg 
fStanley  Levin,  laborer,  Moore's  lane  near  Eutaw  st 
Stannard  Geo  accountant,  Saratoga  st  e  of  St  Paul 
Stanner  iVbraham,  tailor,  Fayette  st  e  of  Howard 
Stansbury  Richard,  boot  &  shoemaker,  3d  door  tV. 

cor  Pinkney  and  Caroline  sts 
Stansbury  Elisha,  grocer,  cor  Fawn  &  Albermarle 
Stansbury  David,  carpenter,  Holland  st  e  of  Har- 
ford run 
Stansbury  Wm.  grocery  &  leather  store,  cor  High 
and  Gay  stsj  dw  Harford  a  v.  n  of  Harker's 
store 


Director,  1831  ST  A 


Stansbury  Nicholas,  merchant,  6  Albermarle  st 
Stansbury  Augustus  M.  cooper,  e  Centre  st  w  of 

Falls 
Stansbury  mrs  iMary,  86  Pitt  st 
Stansbury  Ezekiel,  dry  goods  merchant,  Lexington 

st  E  of  Eutaw;  d\v  se  cor  Paca  &  Saratoga  sts 
Stansbury  mrs   Elizabeth,  Orleans  st  n  side  e  of 

Aisquith  st 
Stansbury  E.  J.  dry  goods  mercht.  73  w  Lexington 

st;  d\v  cor  Paca  and  Saratoga  sts 
Stansbury  E.  &<  E.  morocco  factors,  E  Falls  av. 

betvv  Pratt  and  Stiles  sts 
Stansbury  mrs  Ann,  tailoress,  84  n.  Liberty  st 
Stansbury  Darius,  carpenter.  High  near  Gay  st 
Stansbury  Uriah,  carpenter.  High  st  n  of  Hillen  e 

side 
Stansbury  James  B.  33  Thames  st 
|Stansbury  Samuel,  drayman.  Water  st  near  Grant 
fStansbury  Abraham,  brickmaker.  Carpenter's  al. 

'  w  of  Eutaw  st 
iSlansbury  Moses,  laborer,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pearl 
tStansbury  George,  Carpenter's  al.  w  of  Eutaw  st 
fStansbury  Barbara,  Lerew's  alley  n  of  Franklin  st 
tStanton  Matilda,  Strawberry  alley  near  Wilk  st 
Staples  John,  sea  captain,  6  Alice  Anna  st  vv  of 

ket  st 
Stapleton  L.  K.  brushmaker,  61  s  Howard  st;  dw 

Saratoga  st 
Stapleton  Joseph  K.  6o  Son,  brush  and  bellows 

manufacturers,  258  Baltimore  st;  dvv  J.  K.  S. 

63  Green  st 
Stapleton  R.  E.  firm  of  do.  Green  st  s  of  Mulberry 
Stapleton  Laertes,  brushmaker.  Eager  alley  near 

Mulberry  st 
Starcke  Charles  &  Co.  French  and  German  dry 

goods  store,  215  w  Baltimore  st 
Starquel  Peter,  grocer,  Beuren  st  near  the  Falls 
Starr  Joseph,  teacher,  Wilk  st  n  side  e  of  Bond 
Starr  Isaac,  teamster,  57  Sharp  st 
Starr  James  F.  grocer,  Baltimore  st  near  Pearl 
Starr  John,  tobacconist,  103  n  High  st 


STE  MatcheWs  Baltimore  350 

Starr  R.  tobacco  and  snufF  manufacturer,  27  s  Cal- 
vert St 
Starr  Engle,  keeper  Bull's  head  tavern,  Front  st  n 

of  Gay  St 
Starr  Wesley,  merchant,  12  Light  st  whfi  dw  Jef- 
ferson row,  Conway  st 
Starr  Geo.  cooper,  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Starr  John,  cooper.  Wagon  al  w  of  Howard  st 
Starr  mrs  Ann,  Wagon  al.  w  of  Park  st. 
Start  Benj.  collector  and  agent,  Aisquith  st.  oppo- 
site head  of  Low  st 
Startsman  Saml.  currier,  1 9  w  Pratt  st  w  of  Charles 
States  mrs  Catherine,  Montgomery  st  e  of  Light 
Staton  John,  laborer,  French  al  near  Light  st 
Stayton  David,  carpenter.  Peace  al  near  Howard  st 
Staylor  George,  bricklayer.   West  st.  betwLight 

and  Charles  sts 
Staylor  Henry,  grocer,  se  cor  High  and  French  sts 
Staylor  Philip,  victualler,  West  st  neair  Light 
Steel  Martha,  confectioner,  Concord  st  s  of  Water 
vSteel  Samuel,  clock  and  watchmaker,  and  assayer 
of  silver,  >'E  cor  of  M.  Mark,  space  &  Hawk  st 
Steen  Geo.  W.  grocer  and  china  merchant,  28  Eu- 

taw  st 
Steever  Geo.  coach  and  harness  maker,  nw  corner 

Hillen  and  Potter  sts;  dw  Hillen  w  of  Potter 
Steever  miss  Eliza,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Steevers  Daniel,  coach  and  harness  maker,  corner 

Hillen  and  Potter  sts;  dw  5th  door  s  of  East 
Steigers  John,  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Steiger  Wm.  T.  hardware  and  grocery  merchant, 

78  Franklin  st 
Stein  George,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  York  av  s 

of  Madison  st 
Stein  Peter,  victualler.  Cathedral  st 
Stelly  mrs  Ann,  Bank  st.  betw  Spring  and  Eden 
Stemler  Nichs.  cordwainer,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Stenson  mrs  N.  21  Courtland  st 
Sterling  Richard,  nailor,  Wilk  st  near  High 
Sterling  Wm.  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Sterling  A.  57  e  Baltimore  st 
Sterling  Samuel,  comb  polisher,  Sharp  st  s  of  Hlil 


351  Director,  1831.  STE 

^Sterling  Peter,  porter,  East  st  near  Douglass 

Sterett  David,  laborer,  72  Bond  st 

Sterett  Samuel,  firm  Harrison  and  Sterett;  dvr  Wa- 
ter st  E  of  Jones's  Falls 

JSterett  Nancy,  147  Sharp  st 

jSterett  Ralph,  drayman.  Welcome  al  near  Hanover 

Steuart  Edw.  carpenter,  Paca  st  s  of  Bottle  alley 

Steuart  George,  firm  of  G.  Steuart  &  Co.  lottery 
office,  under  Savings'  Inst.;  dvv  se  cor  Paca  st 
and  Bottle  alley 

Steuart  Doctor  Richd.  Saratoga  st  w  of  St.  Paul's  st 

Steuart  David,  attorney  at  law,  St.  Paul's  st;  dw  67 
N  Charles 

Steuart  &  Co. lottery  and  Exchange  merchts.  under 
Savings  Institution 

Steuart  Geo.  H.  attorney  at  law,  1  Athenaeum,  St. 
Paul's  st;  dw  Franklin  st  w  of  Gilmor 

Seuart  John  M.  attorney  at  law,  se  cor  Fayette  and 
St.  Paul's  sts 

Steuart  David,  grocer,  cor  High  and  Hillen  st;  d\T 
French  st  opposite  n  end  of  High  st 

Steuart  David,  firm  of  Harwood  &  Steuart;  dwcor 
Sharp  and  Pratt  sts 

Steuart  mrs  Rosetta,  tailoress,  ^7  Bond  st 

Steuart  Joshua  H.  hair  dresser,  Hanover  st.  oppo- 
site the  market 

Stevens  John  S.  Lovely  lane 

Stevens  Amos,  patent  balance  manufacturer,  45  s 
Calvert  st 

Stevens  David,  cordwainer,  small  alley  rear  of  Ca- 
roline st 

Stevens  Robinson,  carpenter,  Exeter  st  near  French 
dw  Exeter  st  s  of  Hillen 

Stevens  Timothy,  bacon  merchant,  Baltimore  st  e 
of  Harford  run 

Stevens  Henry,  mariner,  SOJ  East  st 

Stevens  Danl.  blacksmith,  Happy  al  n  of  Gough  st 

Stevens  Alexr.  ship  carpenter.  Block  st  w  of  Eden 

Stevens  James,  baker.  Rock  st  n  of  Lexington 

Stevens  Robert  A.  tailor,  76  n  Liberty  st 

JStevens  Joseph,  laborer,  Wagon  al.  w  of  Park  st 

tStevens  Benj.  drayman,  Spring  st  s  of  Baltimore  st 


STE  MatcheWs  Baltimore  Sb2 

JStevens  Rachel,  Barre  st  betw  Sharp  and  Charles 
Stevenson  Henry,  tanner  and  currier,  Baltimore  st 

w  of  Cove  st 
Stevenson  Stephen,  boot  maker,  Henrietta  st  e  side 

near  Charles  st 
Stevenson  mrs  Elizabeth,  Armistead  lane 
Stevenson  Isaiah,  carpenter,  Dutch  al.  vv  of  Howard 
Stevenson  Oliver  P.  H.  accountant,  Howard  st  n 

of  Madison  st 
Stevenson  captain  John,  68  Market  st 
Stevenson  Robert,  cordwainer,  East  st  n  of  Pitt 
Stevenson    Robinson,   carpenter,    Exeter    st  near 

French;  dw  Exeter  s  of  Hillen 
Stevenson  Thos.  laborer,  Ross  st  near  St.  Mary's 
Stevenson  Josias,  lottery  and  exchange  office,  66| 

Baltimore  st;  dw  45  Front  st 
:|:Stevcnson  Joshua,  bricklayer.  Potter  st  near  Low 
fStevenson  John,  s  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
jStevenson  Nancy,  washer,  s  Charles  st  near  Hill  st 
JStevenson  Davy,  Howard  st  n  of  Conway 
JStevenson  John,  huckster,  Ruxton  st 
tStevenson  David,  laborer,  alley  rear  n  Caroline  st 
JStevenson  Milbury,  boatman.  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
fStevenson  David,  boatman.  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt 
JStevenson  Diana,  washer,  Lee  st  e  of  Charles 
fStevenson  Shadli  carpenter,  Wagon  al.  e  of  Park 
Stewart  James  &  Co.  dry  goods  merchants,  135 

Baltimore  st 
Stewart  John,  carter,  Biddle  al.  near  Penn.  avenue 
Stewart  Geo.  stone  cutter.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Stewart  Joseph  W.  grate  manufacturer,  64  Balti- 
more St.    See  advertisement. 
Stewart  William,  cordwainer,  8  Lovely  lane 
Stewart  George,  senr.  country  seat,  w  Baltimore  st 

near  w  boundary 
Stewart  mrs  Eleanor,  midwife,  31  n  Church  st 
Stewart  David,  attorney  at  law,  20  St.  Paul's  st; 

dw  N  Charles  st  near  Saratoga 
Stewart  mrs  James,  Courtland  st  n  of  Pleasant 
Stewart  John,  keeper  of  carriages,  &c.  38  Harrison 
Stewart  William,  stone  mason,  12  New  Church  st 
Stewart  mrs  Henrietta,  tutoress,  6  Mulberry  st 


353  Director,  1831.  STE 

Stewart  David,  attorney  at  law,  St.  Paul's  st;  dw 

67  N  Charles  st 
Stewart  Archibald,  tin  plate  worker,  Charles  st. 

betw  Peace  alley  and  Conway  sts 
Stewart  Joseph,  rigger,  13Shakspear  st 
Stewart  James,  Strawberry  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Stewart  John,  stove  maker,  Eutaw  s;  betw  Bottle 

alley  and  Camden  st 
Stewart  Mordecai,  bookseller,  Holland  st  e  of  Har- 
ford run 
Stewart  Jolin,  constable  and  proprietor  of  Centre 

hotel,  cor  Mercer  and  Grant  sts 
Stewart  mrs  Sarah,  Falls  st 
Stewart  Wm.  justice  of  peace,  corner  Franklin  and 

Charles  sts 
Stewart  Chas.  carter,  Hill  st.  near  Hanover 
Stewart  John,  bell  hanger,  s  Liberty  near  German 
Stewart  Wm.  carter,  Hill  st  near  Hanover 
Stewart  John,  feed  store,  Charles  st  n  of  Hill 
Stewart  Wm.  H.  lumber  merchant,  sw  cor  Concord 

and  Pratt  sts;  dw  Pratt  st  near  Harford  run 
Stewart  mrs  Susanna,  Granby  st  betw  Gough  st 

and  Harford  run 
Stewart  Robt.  stone  cutter,  cor  Gough  and  Pratt  sts 
Stewart  Stephen  E.  blacksmith,  Little  Hughes  st 

betw  Charles  and  Light  sts 
Stewart  Joseph  J.  grocery,  cor  Forest  and  Gay  sts 
vStewart  Thos.  cordwainer.  Sugar  al.  near  Light  st 
Stewart  John  M.  attorney  at  law,  cor  Fayetteand 

St.  Paul's  sts 
Stewart  Wm.  sen.  deputy  sheriff,  Paca  st  opposite 

Camden  st 
Stewart  David,  country  produce  store,  sw  cor  High 

and  Hillen  sts 
Stewart  Col.  Wm.  E.  mayor  of  the  city  of  Balti- 
more, High  st  betw  Stiles  and  Fawn  sts 
Stewart  A.  grocer,  cor  s  Paca  and  Columbia  sts 
Stewart  Wm.  L.  cordwainer,  Gough  st  s  of  Granby 
Stewart  mrs  Jane,  Richmond  st 
Stewart  William  P.  dry  goods  merchant,  122  n 

High  st;  dw  High  st  n  of  Gay 
Stewart  Mary  Jane,  tailoress.  Pine  st  near  Park  lane 


STO  J\latchett^s  Baltimore  354 

f  Stewart  Rezin,  sawyer,  Honey  alley  near  Hanover  st 
f  Stewart  Luke,  laborer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
f Stewart  John,  drayman,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
tStewart  Daniel,  Salisbury  alley  near  Exeter  st 
tStewart  Thos.  cor  of  Chesnnt  alley  and  Chatsworth  st 
tStewart  Steph.  laborer,  Burgundy  alley  wof  Luon's  lane 
tStewart  Mitchell,  caulker,  Starr  a'l.  bet.  Wilk  &  Fleet  sts 
tStewart  George,  laborer,  Guilford's  alley  near  Charles  st 
tStewart  Godfrey,  Necessity  alley,  bet  Exeter  &l  High  sts 
tStewart  lsaac,Run  alley  betw.  Lexington  and  Fayette  sts 
tStewart  Allen,  waiter,  Centre  st  w  of  St  Paul  st 
tStewart  Edward,  porter,  Inloes  alley  near  Park  st 
tStewart  Sarah,  milk  seller,  26  1-2  Lexington  st 
tStewart  Ellen,  Union  alley  near  Harford  run 
Stick  mrs.  Mariha,  Pen.  Avenue,  near  city  limits 
Stidger  David,  constable.  East  stn  of  Douglass 
Stieffell  Charles,  baker,  Baltimore  st  s  side  w  of  Pine 
Stigelman  Abr.  cordvvainer,  Spring  st  n  of  e  Baltimore 
^tigler,  Margaret,  Pearl  st  bet  Fayette  and  Lexington 
Stiles  William,  carpenter,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt  w  side 
Stiles  John  S.  biscuit  baker,  Spear's  wharf,  dw  St  Paul 

near  Pleasant 
Stiles  Wm.  millwright,  Ross  st  near  Biddle  alley 
tStiles  Milly,  laundress,  Potter  st  w  side  near  Pitt 
tStiles  Abraham,  sailor,  lane  w  of  Pratt  s  of  Hart's  row 
Stjllings  Saml  cordvvainer,  cor  Falls  and  Constitution  sts 
Stiltz  Daniel,  carpenter,  St  Paul's  st  n  of  Hamilton 
Stimple  Anthony,  skin  dresser,  Charles  stn  of  Henrietta 
Stimpson  James,  49  Albermarle  st 
Stimpson  Stephen,  Strawberry  al  n  of  Gough  st 
Stinchcomb  Victor,  cooper,  Baltimore  st  s  side  near  Pearl 
Stinchcomb  Aquilla,  block  and  pump  maker,  27  Barre  st 
Stinchcomb,  Joshua,  cooper,  Park  lane,  e  of  Pine  st 
Stinchcomb  A.D.  dry  goods  store,4  Bazaar;  dw  22  n  High 
vStinchcomb  John,  cooper,  22  Ross  st 
Stine  Wm.  G.  clerk,  Orleans  st.  near  Aisquith 
Stines  John,  Fleet  st.  near  Castle  alley 
Stinger  John,  glass  blower,  near  the  glass  house 
Stinger  Matthias,  glass  blower,  near  the  glass  house 
Stinges  Lewis,  tailor,  s  Charles  st  n  of  Hanrietta  st 
Stirritt  Wm.  dyer,  cor  Monument  &  Stirling  sts 
Stirritt  David,  brickraaker,  cor  Monument  &  Stirling  sts 
Stitchberry  Robinson,  sailor.  Potter  st.  n  of  Halfmoon  al 
Stocksdale  Nelson,  clothing  store,  58  Centre  Market  space 
Stockwell  Wm.  bricklayer,  23  Caroline  st  s  end 
Stockton  James,  sea  cajDtain,  Ann  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Stockton  John,  blacksmith,  AliceJAnna  st  e  of  Market 
Stockton  and  Stokes,  coach  and  harness  making  estab  - 

lishment,  cor.  North  and  Madison  sts 
Stockton  Richard  C.  firm  do.  dw.Pen.  av.  near  Cove  st 


355  Director   1831.      -  STU 

Stocksdale  Edward,  labourer,  Park  lane  near  Hampton 
Stoecer  Matthias,  cordwainer,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove  st 
Stoffleman  Henry,  joiner,  Potter  st.  near  Hillen,  w  side 
Stokley  Matthew,  labourer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt  st 
tStokely  Martin,  labourer,  Wilk  st.  e  of  Strawberry  alley 
Stokes  Wm.  firm  Stockton  &>  Stokes;  dw  Franklin  st  w 

of  St.  Paul's  lane 
Stonebraker  Geo.  mt  59  s  Howard  st  dw  42  Hanover 
Stone  Edw.  25  n  Exeter  st 

Stone  John,  blacksmith,  Light  st  n  of  Montgomery 
Stone  Edward,  collector,  n  Gay  st.  near  B.  Air  Market 
Stone  John,  silversmith,  56  s  Charles  st 
Stone  mrs.  Maria,  dry  goods  store,  Pratt  st  w  of  Hanover 
Stone  Seth,  bricklayer,  Belvidere  st  near  the  theatre 
Stone  mrs  Ann,  9  Mercer  st 

Stoner  John  L.  dry  goods  merchant,  51  n  Howard  st 
Stoops  Aaron,  cordwainer,  Eden  st  near  e  Baltimore 
Storm  James,  chair  maker,  Pen.  Av.  near  Franklin  st 
TStoud  Chloe,  Eden  st.  e  side  n  of  Holland 
Stouffer  John  &  Jacob,  flour  merchants,  37  Howard  st 
Stouffer  Jacob,  firm  of  do.  dw  Fayette  st  w  of  Howard 
Stouffer  John,  firm  of  do.  dw  15  Eutaw  st  n  of  Fayette 
Stouffer  Henry,  Fayette  st  s  side,  e  of  Eutaw 
Stout  Wm.  pump  maker  and  well  digger,  n  Gay  st  near 

the  Belle  Air  Market 
Stout  Joseph,  looking  glass  frame  maker,  Baltimore  st  vr 

of  Cove 
Stout  George,  blacksmith,  Potter  st  near  Hillen 
Stoutsberger  Andrew,  victualler,  Har.  av.  near  meeting 

house 
Stover  Christiana,  Hillen  st  s  side,  near  High 
Stow  Thomas,  steam  saw  mill,   Uhler's   alley,   between 

Hanover  and  Charles  sts;  dw  99  s  Eutaw  st 
Stradley  John,  rigger,  nw  cor  Alice  Anna  st  &  Apple  al 
Stran  Thos.  mathematical  instrument  maker,  3  Thames  st 
Strandley  mrs  Rachel,  Alice  Annast  near  Wolf 
Straney  Edward,  grocer,  Saratoga  st  n  side,  near  Cove 
Stratton  mrs  Ellen,  16  New  Church  st 
Strebeck  John,  ship  joiner,  Argyle  alley,  n  of  Fleet  st 
Strebeck  mrs  Jane,  rear  of  31  s  Liberty  st 
Stretch  Samuel,  tailor.  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
Struthoff  Barney,  baker,  39  n  Exeter  st 
Stuart  &  Bolton,  glass,  oil  and  paint  store,  71  McElder- 

ry's  wharf;  dw  James  Stuart  73  McElderry's  wharf 
Stubbins  mrs  Ann,  seamstress.  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
Stubbs  Joseph,  carpenter,  Barre  st  near  Hanover 
Stubbs  John,  locksmith  and  bell  hanger,  gun  maker  and 

smith  in  general,  66  corner  n  Gay  and  Harrison  sts. 

See  advertisement. 
StuU  James,  victualler,  Constitution  st  near  Falls  st 


SUxM  MaUhciCs  Baltimore  356 

Street  William,  dry  goods  merchant,  55  Baltimore  st;  d\v 

15  Pitt  St 
Street  John  C.  dry  goods  merchants,  39  Baltimore  st;  d\v 

Front  st  \v  side,  n  of  High 
Streppell  John  P.  blacksmith,  6  Philpot  st  near  Thames 
Stridell  miss  Sarah,  3  Fleet  st  e  of  Market 
Strider  Benjamin,  cordwainer,  Penn.  av.near  Hoffman  e«t 
Strike  Nicholas,  80  s  Charles  st 
Strobel  John  P.  porter  cellar,  se   corner   Thames   and 

Bond  sts;  d\v  43  Bond  st 
Strut  Francis,  paver,  n  Gay  st  near  Belle  Air  Market 
Stump  Samuel,  commission  merchant,  85  Bowly's  wharf. 

d\v  117  Hanover  st 
•Stupinskey  Antoine,  grocer,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
Sturgeon  Edward,  clothing  store,  42  Cent.  Market  space 

Sturges ,  watchman,  55  Fleet  st 

Sturges  Reuben,  cordwainer,  43  Camden  st 
Styler  Wm.  carpenter,  Hillen  si  n  of  Forest,  e  side 
Sullivan  John,  plaisterer,  French  st  n  of  Constitution 
Sullivan  John,  weaver.  Rock  stNof  Lexington 
Sullivan  James,  wholesale  shoe  and   hat   warehouse,  2*28 

Baltimore  st;  dw  xw  corner  Sharp  and  Pratt  sts 
Sullivan  Clement,  salt  measurer,  e  side  Fell  st 
Sullivan  John  P.  S.  clothing  store,  42  s  Calvert  st;  dw 

corner  of  Sharp  and  Pratt  sts 
Sullivan  James,  merchant,  Mechanics'  row,  Wilk  st 
Sullivan  Dennis,  bookseller,  55  Albermarle  st 
Sullivan  John,  dyer,  Union  st  near  Penn.  av. 
Sullivan  Edward,  cooper,  Beuren  st  near  the  falls 
Sullivan  John,  commission  merchant,  12  Light  st  wharf, 

dw  50  w  Fayette  st  n  of  Howard 
Sullivan  Hiram  F.  hardware  merchant,  33i  Howard  st 
tSuIlivan  Robert  Wm.  laborer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Fleet 
tSullivan  Samuel,  laborer,  Lower  Ferry  road 
tSullivan  Daniel,  porter,  College  alley,  near  Saratoga  st 
Sultzer  Elizabeth,  cook,  Frederick  st  e  side,  near  Second 
tSunmierfield  John,  laborer.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Summers  Jacob,  grocer,  49  Harrison  st 
Summerville  Wm.  carpenter,  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
Summerville  mrs  Catherine,  n  Exeter  st  s  of  Hillen 
tSummerville  David,  stevedore,  Wolf  st  near  Ann 
Sumner  H.  P.  firm  H.  Payson  &  Co.  dw  282  Baltimore  st 
Sumptson  mrs  Mary,  Green  st  s  of  Conway 
Sumwalt  Philip,  grocer,  7  Second  st;  dw  e  Baltimore  st 

w  of  Market 
Sumwalt  Frederick,  Howard  st  near  Madison  st 
Sumwalt  Jesse,  plasterer,  n  Howard  st  near  Richmond 
Sumwalt  George  H.  superintendent  of  streets,  Welcome 

alley,  between  Hanover  and  Sharp  sts  and  Barre  and 

Lee  sts 


ool  Director,  ISSi.  SWE 

Sumwalt  George  B.  carpenter,  se  cor  Light  and  Mont- 
gomery sts 
Sunday  School  Union,  (Md.)  Young  Mens'   Bible  Soci- 
ety, and  Baltimore  Branch  of  American  Tract  Soci- 
ety, 15  s  Calvert  st 
Sunderland  Basil,  ship  joiner,  Pratt  st  near  Market 
Sunderland  John,  bricklayer,  L.  Hampstead  st  between 

Eden  and  Spring  sts 
Sunshine  Rebecca,  mantua  maker,  Biddle  st  near  Ross 
Super  John,  baker,  27  Pratt  st 
Supper  Lewis  B.  grocer,  cor  Biddle  st  and  Penn.  av. 
Supsham  Jacob,  gardener,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Suteman  John  Diedrick,  weaver.  Peace  al.  near  Howard 
Suten  William  John,  mariner,  68  Ann  st 
Suter  Henry,  turner,  Concord  st;  dw  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
SuteV  James  S.  turner,  22   w    Water  st;  dw  East  st  w 

side,  N  of  Pitt 
Suter  George,  laborer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Suter  Jacob,  cordwainer,  York  st  near  Charles 
Sutherland  mrs.  boarding  house,  Fayette  st  near  Holiday 
SuthkofT  Charles,  cordwainer,  Howard  st  n  of  Madison' 
.  Sutliff  Thomas,  china,  glass  and  queensware  merchant, 
sw  corner  of  Howard   and  Lexington  sts;  dw  Lex- 
ington st  between  Howard  and  Park 
Sutters  Simon,  cordwainer, Franklin  row,wof  Chatsworth 
Sutton  William  John,  mariner,  68  Ann  st 
Sutton  Thomas,  captain  of  Norfolk  steam  boat,  Goiigh  st 

s  side,  E  of  Eden 
Sutton  Samuel,  cordw  ainer,  Happy  alley,  near  Wilk  st 
Sutton  Vincent,  carpenter,  16  s  Liberty  st 
tSutlon  Abraham,  baker,  Short  st  w  side 
tSutton  Richard,  gardener,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Suydam  James,  tavern  keeper,  Pratt  st  w  of  Green 
Swain  Stephen,  carpenter.  Holiday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Swan  John,  chair  maker,  51  e  Baltimore  st 
Swan  James,  Frederick  st  e  side,  s  of  Baltimore 
Swan  John,  victualler,  Har.  av.  n  of  Forest  st 
Swan  Wrn.  wholesale  dry  goods  merchant,  220  Baltimore 

'St;  dw  N  Charles  st  n  of  Lexington 
Swan  rars  Ann,  huckster,  Ensor  st  Nof  Monument 
Swarmstead  Luther  K.  agent  and  collector,  24  n  Liberty 
Swartz  John,  carpenter,  Holland  st  e  of  the  run,  n  side 
Svvartzman,  Joseph,  112  n  Eutavv  st 
Sweany  Dennis,  painter,  Ensor  st  near  Hillen,  s  side 
Sweeney  E.  N.  brush   manufacturer,  sw  corner  of  Lib- 
erty and  Lexington  sts 
Sweeney  Hugh,  teacher,  Saratoga  st  near  Park 
Sweeny  Richard,  chairmaker,   nw  corner  of  Eden  and 

Wilk  sts;  dw  nw  corner  of  Gough  and  Eden  sts 
Sweet  Amos,  painter,  Falls  st  • 

Sweetser  Samuel,  commission  merchant,  68  South  st;  dw 
68  N  Charles  st  near  Pleasant  st 


TAY  Matchett^s  Baltimore  358 

Sv/eeny  John,  laborer,  Columbia  st  at  Chatsworth  run 
Swett  Moses,  firm  Endicott  &  Swett,  dw  corner  of  Peace 

alley  and  Hanover  sts 
Sweitzer  Jacob,  porter  Bank  of  Baltimore,  Lexington  st 

2d  house  w  of  Park 
Sweitzer  Geo.  victualler,  Penn.  av.  near  city  limits 
Sweitzer  John,  laborer,  Penn.  av.  near  city  limits 
Swiizer  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  corner  George  st 

and  Penn.  av. 
Swick  Charles,  rigger.  Wolf  st  near  Wilk 
Swift  William  A.  city  bailiff,  Washington  st  s  end 
Swinehart  Peter,  clerk,  Pratt  st  s  side,  near  the  bridge 
Swoerer  Jno.  turner,  Harford  av.  n  of  Scotchburn's  rope 

walk 
Swormstead  James,  printer,  Orleans  st  b  of  Aisquith 
Sykes  John,  merchant,  German  st  between  Hanover  and 

Sharp;  dw  38  Sharp 
Sykes  John,  founder.  Cross  st  w  of  Johnson 
Sylvester  mrs  Eliza,  Exeter  st  near  Stiles 
Symington  Thomas,  merchant,   ne  corner  Gay  &,  Pratt 

sts;  dw  SE  corner  Albermarle  and  Granby  sts 
Symington  Jas.  stone  cutter,  dw  s  Charles,  near  Camden 
Sypes  Peter,  cordwainer,  Cove  st  near  Penn.  av. 
tSyroe  Samuel,  laborer,  Happy  alley,  near  Gough  st 

TaGGART  WILLI  A.M,laborer,  Fayette  s  of  Franklin 
Talbot  John,  seaman.  Strawberry  al.  ne^r  Alice  Anna  st 
Talbot  Arthur,  chemist,  s  Charles  st  wside,  n  of  Hill 
Talbot  mrs  Hannah,  private  boarding  house,  25  s  Howard 
Talbot  Samuel,  engineer,  Armistead  lane 
tTalbot  B.  carpenter,  Argyle  alley,  near  Fleet  st 
tTalbot  Perry,  brick  maker,  Eden  st  near  Pratt  e  side 
Tall  Wm.  W.  tailor,  12  n  Exeter  st 
tTally  James,  laborer,  Lerew's  alley,  near  Saratoga  Ft 
Taney  R.  B.  attorney  general  U.  S.  Lexington   st  oppo- 
site Court  House 
Tanzey  Wm.  boot  and  shoemaker,  63  n  Gay  st 
Tarr  Edwin  S.  cabinet  maker,   ware   room  4  North  st 

near  Baltimore,  dw  n  Gay  st 
Tarring  William,  painter,  Eutaw  st  near  the  Water 
tTartar  Henry,  porter,  Bottle  alley,  near  Sharp  st 
Tate  Thomas,  mariner,  Wilk  st  s  side,  e  of  Caroline 
Taylor  &  Trowbridge,  curriers,   35  n  Howard  st;   dw 

John  Taylor,  cor  Mulberry  and  Pearl  sts 
Taylor  Peregrine,  ship  carpenter,  Washington  st 
Taylor  David,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  s  side,  w  of  Pearl 
Taylor  Wm.  Ann  st  near  Wilk 
Taylor  Joseph,  merchant,  Lombard  stnear  Eutaw 
Taylor  mrs  Sarah  P.  Lancaster  st 


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Taylor  Levi,  stone  cutter,  dw  s  Charles  st  near  Pratt 

Taylor  rars  Susan,  50  Alice  Anna  st 

Taylor  Jenifer  S.  boarding  house,  Charles  stnear  Conwaj 

Taylor  mrs  Ann,  e  Baltimore  st  s  side,  w  of  Caroline 

Taylor  mrs  Margaret,  VViJk  st  s  side,  e  of  the  bridge 

Taylor  James,  weaver,  Preston  st  e  of  Penn.  av. 

Taylor  George,  carter,  73  Albermarle  st 

Taylor  Wm.  G.  L.  Hampstead  st  near  Caroline 

Taylor  James,  bay  trader,  Pratt  st  near  the  bridge 

Taylor  John,  nw  cor  Pearl  and  Mulberry  sts 

Taylor  mrs  Elizabeth,  35  n  Exeter  st 

Taylor  Robert  A.  auctioneer  and  commission  merchant, 

24  s  Charles  st;  dw  Lexington  et  w  of  St  Paul's 
Taylor  George,  ship  carpenter,Stirling  st  near  Monument 
Taylor  Joseph,  huckster,  Penn.  av,  near  city  limits 
Taylor  Wesley,  carpenter,  3  s  High  st 
Taylor  Benj.  weaver,  Franklin  row,  w  of  Chatsworth  st 
Taylor  mrs  Hannah,  tutoress,  Exeter  st  near  Stiles 
Taylor  Major,  carpenter,  5  s   Liberty  st;  dw  nw  corner 

of  Front  and  French  sts 
Taylor  Doctor  J.  B.  24  n  High  st 
Taylor  B.  &l  Brown,  hardware  and  cutlery  merchants, 

164*  Baltimore  st;  dw  B.   Taylor  Baltimore  st  near 

Booth's  Gardens 
Taylor  James,  14  n  High  st 

Taylor  John,  blacksmith,  61  Marsh  Market  Space 
Taylor  captain  L.  G.  of  steamboat  Maryland,  14  n  High 
Taylor  Isaac,  shoemaker,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Charles 
Taylor  Edward,  shoemaker,33  sw  cor  Fleet  st  &,  Apple  al 
Taylor  James,  jr.  of  Maryland   steam  boat,  dw  n  Front 

st  between  Gay  and  Hiilen 
Taylor  Thomas,  seaman,   Hammond's   alley,   between 

Bank  and  Gough  sts 
Taylor  Thomas,  shoe  store,  26  w  Pratt  st 
Taylor  J.  &  W.  shoe  store,  22*  w  Pratt  st 
Taylor  mrs  El'zabeth,  Park  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Taylor  &l   McNeal,  coopers  and    proprietors  of  scows, 

SE  corner  Pratt  st  and  Allison  alley 
Taylor  John,  laborer,  46  Bond  st 

Taylor  Samuel,  wood  sawyer.  Sugar  alley,  near  Light  st 
Taylor  Frances,  4  Ruxton  st 

Taylor  Major,  carpenter,  sw  cor  Front  and  Bath  sts 
Taylor  Samuol,  stone  cutter,  Conway  st  near  Charles 
Taylor  Joseph  &  Son,  grocers,  262  ne  corner  Baltimore 
'  and  Howard  sts;  dw  Joseph  Taylor,  8  Lombard   st; 

dvv  Robert  Taylor,  Lexington  st  e  of  Howard 
Taylor  mrs  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  w  end  Park  lane 
Taylor  Henry,  weaver,  Preston  st  near  Ross 
Taylor  Samuel  B.  tailor,  8  w  Baltimore  st 


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Taylor  Benj.  hardware  merchant,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 

Taylor  mrs  Margaret,  milliner,  93  n  Gay  st 

Taylor  \Vm.  W.  president  of  Commercial  and  Farmer's 

Bank;  d\v  se  corner  Calvert  and  Lexington  sts 
tTaylor  Sophia,  Mechanics'  st  2d  house  w  of  High 
tTaylor  Isaiah,  stevedore,  Apple  alley,  n  of  VVilk  st 
tTaylor  H.  washer,  Eden  st  n  of  Wilk 
tTaylor  Margaret,  washer,  Jew's  alley,  rear  of  Water  st 
tTaylor  Basil,  laborer,  Short  st  w  side 
tTaylor  Henry,  laborer,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
iTaylor  John,  sailor,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt,  w  side 
Teackle  Doctor  J.  U.  e  Baltimore  st  w  of  Exeter 
Teackle  T.  U.  commi^-sion  merchant,  75  s  Calvert  st 
Teackle  St.  George  VV.  attorney  at  law,  Favette  st  s  side, 

w  of  St.  Paul's  st 
Teal  George,  accountant,  113  s  Sharp  st 
Tear  mrs  Rebecca,  Wolf  st  e  side 
Teas  John,  plaisterer,  11  New  Cliurch  st 
Tehl  Henry,  carter,  Barre  st  1st  house  w  of  Charles 
Teir  Washington,  ship  carpenter,  110  Wolf  st 
Temperly  Thomas,  oyster  house,  17  Franklin  st 
Temple  Mat'w.  boot  &  shoe  maker,  Caroline,  near  Wilk 
Templeman  Samuel,  pilot,  Ann  st  near  Wilk 
tTender  Frisby,  laborer,  s  Charles  st  s  of  Hamburg 
Tenant  Col.  Thomas,  merchant,  nw  cor  Second  iSi  Gay  sts 
Tenison  Joseph  B.  6  Wilk  st  s  side,  e  of  the  bridge 
Tenison  mrs  Catherine,  Lee  st  4th  door  w  of  Light 
Tenkin  John,  grocer,  se  cor  Charles  st&.  Guilford's  alley 
Tennant  Thomas,  stock  maker,  3  South  st 
Tennant  \Vm.  cordwainer,  Plar.  av.  above  Greble's  pottery 
Tensheld  mrs  Margaret,  40  s  Charles  st 
Tensfield  John  &.  Wm.  blacksmiths,  Lombard  st  s  side, 

near  Light;  dw  40  s  Charles  st 
Terrell  Harriet,  L.  Hughes's  st  bet  Charles  and  Light  sts 
Terry  Isaiah,  milUvright,  nw  cor  Paca  st  &  Lunn's  lane 
Teston  mrs  Susan,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Tevis  Daniel,  cabinet  maker,  16  Fayette  st 
Thader  P.  carpenier,  Burk  st  near  the  sugar  house 
Thayer  Libeus,  shoe  nK^ker,  e  Water  st  near  Concord  st 
Thayer  George  C.  lottery  merchant,  71  Pratt  st 
Thayer  capt.  Laban,  Fairview  Gardens,   Hampstead  hill 
Thearle  mrs  Catherine,  sw  cor  Salisbury  st  and  the  run 
Theatre  Baltimore,  Holliday  st  n  of  Fayette 
Theatre  Adelphi,  .\w  corner  JNorth  and  Saratoga  sts 
Theatre  and  Circus,  corner  of  Low  and  Front  sts 
Thirlkill  E.  rope  maker,  Munroe  st  near  Eden 
Thomae  George  F.   commission  merciiant,   85   Smith's 

wharf;  dw  19  s  Liberty  st 
Thomas  Mary,  111  Ann  st 
Thomas  Moses,  mariner,  Caroline  st  s  of  Pratt 


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Thomas  Robert,  pilot,  53  Alice  Anna  st 
Thomas  James,  grocer,  27  cor  VVilk  st  &/  Strawberry  all. 
Thomas  Gabriel,  guager,  96  s  High  si 
Thomas  mrs  Ann,  Hull's  lane,  near  Aisquith  st 
Thomas  mrs  Alice,  14  Low  st  near  Front 
Thomas  David,  rigger.  Wolf  st  near  Alice  Anna 
Thomas  Wm.  block  and  pump  maker,  Ellicott  st  front- 
ing on  Grant,  dw  s  High  st  near  Pratt 
Thomas  mrs  Sarah,  e  side  Beuren  st 
Thomas  Lambert,  cabinet  maker,  I2S  n  High  st 
Thomas  John  T.  boarding  house,  Thames  st  near  Bond 
Thomas  Edwin,  coa<:h  painter,  Charles  st  2d  door  n  of 

Guilford's  alfej' 
Thomas  mrs  Margaret,  seamstress,  cor  Barre&.  Sharp  sts 
Thomas  Lambert,  7  Mercer  st 

Thomas  William,  rope  maker,  alley  e  of  s  end  Charles  st 
Thomas  Roger,  86  Bond  st 
Thomas  Owen,  baker,  Sugar  alley,  w  of  Light  st 
Thomas  John,  carpenier,  St.  Mary's  st 
Thomas  Joseph,  bricklayer,  Pearl  st  n  of  Park 
Thomas  John,  watchman,  Faj'ette  st  e  of  Pine 
Thomas  Jacob  R.  proprietor  of  the  Globe  Inn,  239  Bal- 
timore st 
Thomas  Sterling,  ^fictualler,  Holland  st  e  of  Aisquith 
Thomas  mrs  Catherine,  JL,  Hamstead  st  e  of  Market 
Thomas  John,  boarding  house,  Pratt  st  w  of  Howard 
Thomas  Edward  C-  Spanish  cigar   manufacturer,   Lex- 
ington market  space,  e  of  Paca  st 
Thomas  Isaac,  cooper,  Commerce  st  n  of  Cable  st 
Thomas  mrs  Margaret,  64  n  Exeter  st 
Thomas  &l  George,  hardware  and  cutlery  store,  196  Bal- 
timore st;  dw  over  store 
Thomas  Samuel,  watchman.  Park  lane,  near  Pearl  st 
Thomas  mrs  Rebecca,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Thomas  Doctor  Richard  H,  cor  Sharp  and  Lombard 
Thomas  John,  27  New  Church  st 
Thomas  mrs  Eleanor,  21  Fayette  st 
Thomas  mrs  D,  L,  mantua  and  fancy  dress  maker,  14  n 

Liberty  st 
Thomas  Joseph,  turner,  cor  Park  st  and  Dutch  alley 
Thomas  David,  carpenter,  43  w  Fayette  st 
Thomas  &  Davis,  carpenters,  cor  German  and   Liberty 

sts,  dw  David  D.  Thomas,  Fayette  st 
tThomas  Wm.  laborer,  Lerew's  alley,  s  of  Franklin  st 
tThomas  David,  laborer,  Asbury  lane,  near  Pratt  st  road 
tThomas  Rachel  Ann,  Dutch  alley,  Eof  Howard  st 
tThomas  Mary,  washer,  Lerew's  al.  s  of  Richmond  st 
tThomas  Henny,  washer.  Low  st  e  of  Friendship 
tThomas  Joseph,  ship  carpenter^  Argyle  al.  near  Fleet  st 
32 


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tThomas  Sib,  drayman,  Biddle  alley 
tThomas  Benjamin,  laborer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Gough 
tThomas  Perry,  laborer,  Penn.  av.  near  Hoffman  st 
tThomas  Horace,  laborer.  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Pratt  st 
tThomas  Richard,  laborer,  Penn.  av.  near  Cove  st 
tThomas  Mary,  s  end  Caroline  st 
tThomas  J.  gardener,  Penn  av.  near  Cove  st 
tThomas  Elizabeth,  washer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 
tThomas  Augustj  baker,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
tThomas  Charlotte,  Eden  st  vv  side,  near  e  Baltimore  st 
tThomas  Cesar,  carter,  Asbury  lane,  near  Pratt  st  road 
tThomas  George,  laborer,  Union  al.  e  of  Harford  run 
tThomas  Mary,  washer.  Centre  st  w  of  St  Paul's 
tThomas  Philip,  stevedore,  Wilk  st  w  of  Bond 
tThomas  Harriet,  doctress,  Cove  st  near  Franklin 
tThomas  Handy,  sawyer,  5  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
tThomas  Hazel,  draym.an,  Asbury  lane,near  w  Baltimore 
tThomas  Dinah,  Wolf  st  near  Alice  Anna 
tThomas  Jacob,  drayman,  Asbury  lanc,nearw  Baltimore 
tThomas  Adam,  sawyer,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk  st 
tThomas  David,  drayman,  Run  alley,  neas  Saratoga  st 
tThomas  Andrew,  Exeter  st  w  side,  s  of  Hillen 
tThomas  Richard,  carter,  Pratt  st  near  Ann 
tThomas  John,  laborer.  Centre  st  w  of  St  Paul 
tThomas  John,  carter,  Lerew's  al.  near  Richmond  st 
tThomas  John,  baker.  New  st  near  n  Paca 
tThomas  John,  drayman,  72  French  st 
Thompson  Wm,  A.  innkeeper,  Harrises  Creek 
Thompson  Jefferson,   chair  maker,   Franklin  row,  4th 

house  w  of  Chats  worth  st 
Thompson  James,  block  and  pump  maker,  Apple  alley, 

N  of   Wilk  St 

Thompson  Wm.  wheelwright,  Franklin  row,  Franklin  st 
Thompson  John  K.  ship  carpenter,  57  Alice  Anna  st 
Thompson ,  clerk  in  Court   House,  Pearl   st  be- 
tween Aiul berry  and  vSaratoga 
Thompson  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  VVilk  st  w  of  Washington 
Thompson  Joseph,  wlieelwright,  Wilk  st  near  High 
Thompson  Thomas,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Park 
Thompson  James,  merchant,  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Thompson  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Hull's  lane 
Thompson  Charles,  coach  maker,  1  New  Church  st 
Thompson  James,  plaisterer,  Aisquith  st  n  of  Douglass 
Thompson  Peter,  distiller,  North  sts  of  Bath 
Thompson  mrs  Jane,  grower,  nw  cor  Aisquith  and  Low 
Thompson  John,  lumber  inspector,  Exeter  st  near  Wilk 
Thompson  mrs  Mary,  1.5  e  Baltimore  st 
Thompson  Wm.  coach  trimmer,  cor  Falls  &  Constitution 
Thompson  Wm.  D.  &  Co.  merchants,  2  Bowly's  wharf 
Thompson  Wm.soap  boiler,  sside  Addison  st 


371  Direclor,  1831.  THO 

Thompson  mrs  Ann,  seamstress,  Pratt  st  near  Concord 
Thompson  Joseph  P.  d\v  St  Paul's  st  s  of  Franidin 
Thompson  Henry,  merchant,  58  Smith's  wtiarf 
Thompson  AIexander,shoe  store,  16  Centre  Market  Space 
Thompson  Samuel,  Light  st  n  of  Montgomery 
Thompson  Edward,  wiieelwright,  77  Bond  st 
Thompson  mrs  Ann,  24  Lexington  st  near  Park 
Thompson  Ann,  book  folder,  Lunn's  lane,  n  of  Conway 
Thompson  John  J.  letter  carrier,  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbury 
Thompson  Hanson,  weaver,  Richmond  st 
Thompson  Nancy,  Bath  st  bet  North  and  Davis  sts 
Thompson  Thomas  F.  carpenter,  Eutaw  st  v  of  Franklin 
Thompson   James,   commission   merchant,  O'Donnell's 

wharf;  dw  Exeter  st  near  Water 
Thompson  John,  bricklayer,  George  st  near  Penn.  av. 
Thompson  Edward,  bricklayer,  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Thompson  J.  A.  tabacco,  cigar  and  snuff  manufactory, 

222  Baltimore  st;  dw  Frederick  st  s  of  Gay 
Thompson  Saml.  tobacconist.  Long  alley,  near  Saratoga 
Thompson  mrs  Susan,  72  n  Exeter  st 
Thompson  VVm.  innkeeper,  1  Bond  st 
Thompson  mrs  Sarah,  Cider  alley,  near  Howard  st 
Thompson  Samuel,  cabinet  maker,  11  Harrison  st 
Thompson  D.  &  W.  saddlers  and  harness  makers,  26 

South  st  opposite  Second 
Thompson  Thomas,  laborer,  Park  lane,  near  Hampton  st 
Thompson  John  A.  tobacconist ,dw  n  Frederick, near  Gay 
Thompson  John,  carpenter,  Richmond  st  near  Park 
Thompson  mrs  Ann,  16  Mercer  st 
Thompson  James,  bricklayer,  sw  cor  Lombard  &  Grant 
Thompson  H.  A.  4  s  Frederick  st 
Thompson  Alex,  cordwainer,  112  n  Gay  st 
Thompson  Allen,  ship  carpenter.  Sharp  st  s  of  Hill 
Thompson  Richard,  watchman,  Pme  st  near  Fayette 
Thompson  Elias,  cordwainer,  Hillen  st  near  Ensor 
tThompson  James,  laborer.  Park  lane,  near  Hampton  st 
{Thompson  Peter,  laborer.  Park  lane,  e  of  Hampton  st 
tThompson  Isaac,  laborer,  Park  lane,  e  of  Hampton  st 
tThompson  Cyrus,  Homespun  alley,  e  of  Sharp  st 
tThompson  Shadrack,  laborer,  78  Howard  st 
tThompson  Samuel,  laborer,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspeare 
tThompson  Pompey,laborer,Kimmel's  al.  near  Lexington 
tThompson  Cesar,  caulker,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Goughst 
tThompson  Jacob,  sawyer,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Charles 
{Thompson  Edward,  hack  driver^  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
tThompson  Michael,  laborer,  30  n  Frederick  st 
tThompson  Seth,  laborer,  Wilk  st  s  side,  e  of  Wolf 
tThompson  mrs  Mary,  washer,  Park  sts  of  Saratoga 
{Thompson  Caleb,  laborer.  Spring  st  n  of  e  Baltimore 
tThompson  Noah,  laborer,  alley  n  of  e  Bait,  near  Eden 


TIL  MalcheWs  Baltimore  B12 

fThompson  Charles,  porter.  Short  st  w  side 
JThompson  Willis,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 
fThompson  Tempe,  washer,  Comb  alley,  near  Hill  st 
fThompson  Charles,  porter,  Short  st  w  side 
Thomsen  John  J.  letter  carrier,  Exeter  st  s  of  Salisbary 
Thomson  John,  painter,  Spring  st  near  Holland 
Thornell  mrs  Jane,  Douglass  st  s  side,  near  Forest 
Thornton  Stephen,  clerk,  York,  aear  Light  st 
Thornton  Seagood,  boarding  Iwuse,  Thames  near  Marked 
Thornton  F.  A.  purser  in  (J.  S.  Navy,  dw   Franklin  s4 

between  Pearl  and  Pine  sts 
tThornton  John,  hack  driver,  Sharp  st  near  Saratoga 
Thorp  John,  bricklayer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Thorp  Joshua,  bricklayer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Thorps  John,  bricklayer,  29  n  Exeter  st 
Thrift  Wm.  cooper,  corner  Union  and  Ross  sts 
Thrush  Nicholas,  mariner,  Centre  lane,  near  Covest 
Thrush  Henry,  carpenter,  Penn  av.  near  city  bound's 
Tibbals  mrs  Susan,  seamstress,  9  Potter  st 
Tibbells  Benjamin,  coach  and  harness  maker,  Pratt  st  2d 

door  w  of  Howard,  dw  12  Peace  alley,  w  of  Eutaw  et 
Tibbitt  mrs  Ann,  nw  cor  Pitt  and  Exeter  sts 
Tibels  Benj.  G.  cordwainer,  113  Exeter  st 
Tice  Ann,  52  Park  st 

Tichmver  Frederick,  vinegar  fector.  East  st  s  of  French 
Tickleborough  Christopher,  27  Shakspeare  st 
Tidings  Rhinaldo,  quarrier,  Har.  av.  foot  of  gallows  hill 
Tidings  Lewis,  victualler,  cor  Spring  and  Holland  sts 
Tiernan  Patrick,  hardware  and  cutlery   store,  186  Balti- 
more st;  dw  Pleasant  st  1st  house  e  of  Charles 
Tiernan  Luke  &.  Sons,  shipping  merchants,  20  s  Charles 

st;  dw  Sharp  st  between  Lombard  and  German  sts 
Tiernan  Wm.  H.  attorney  at  law, cor  St  Paul's  &  Fayette 
Tiffany,  Shaw  &  Co,  domestic  commisbion  merchants,. 

225  Baltimore  st 
Tiffany  O.  G.  dw  34  St  Paul's  st  near  Saratoga 
Tiffany  Wm.  &  Co.  domestic  warehouse,  205  Baltimore 

st;  dw  corner  Charles  and  Mulberry  sts 
Tiffany  C.  merchant,  Saratoga  st  near  Charles 
Tiffany  Wm.  merchant,  dw  Charles  st.  n  of  Mulberry 
Tilden  Wm.  C.  sea  captain,  e  Baltimore  st  w  of  Caroline 
Tilden  mrs  Polly,  seamstress.  Mun roe  st  near  Eden 
Tilden  &,  Wagner,  merchant   tailors,   Sharp   st  near  b 

Baltimore  st;  dw  Thos.  E.  Tilden,  3  McClellan's  al. 
Tilghman  J  as.  custom  H.  officer,North  st  at  Salisbury  mili 
ITilghman  Horace,  porter,  Spring  st  n  of  e  Baltimore  s& 
|Tilghman  Hesther,  Salisbury  alley,  near  Exeter  st 
jTilghman  Perry,  laborer,  Monument  st  near  Aisquita 
■fTillotson  Emory,  laborer,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
tTilman  Levin,  Lerevv's  alley,  near  Saratoga  st 


Director,  ISSL  HXl 


Tilyard  Henry  W,  firm  Gray  &,  Tilyard,  d\v  Lombard  st 

near  Howard 
Tilyard  John,  painter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Liberty 
Tilyard  John  W.  painter,  12  North  st  near  Baltiraore 
Tilyard  James,  painter,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Tilyard  mrs  Martha,  40  n  Charles  st;  store  Lexington  st 

opposite  St  Paul's  Church 
Tilyard  Benjamin,  gardner,  Har.  av.  near  Ensor  st 
Tim  Anthony,  victualler,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Kock 
Tinianus  Elizabeth,  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
Timanus  Clarissa,  milliner,  22  Lexington  st 
^Tinimis  Abraham,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  s  of  Pearl 
Timmons  John,  Henrietta  st  e  of  Charles 
Tims  William,  carpenter,  Argyle  al.  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Tims  Benjamin,  shipwright,  104  Bond  st 
Tindel  Robert  W.  watchman,  Henrietta  st  e  of  Charles 
Tinker  Fred'k  Augustus, cordwainer,Argyle  al.  near  Fleet 
Tinker  Henry,  sugar  refiner.  Carpenter's  al.  w  of  Eutaw 
Tinkler  Thomas,  cedar  cooper,  13  n  Gay  st  near  Front 
Tinney  Patrick,  laborer,  2  Dugan  st 
Tischmeyer  Frederick,  vinegar  manufacturer,  East  st  be- 
tween Hillen  and  French  sts 
Tittle  Jeremiah,  merchant  tailor,  10  s  Calvert  st 
Tobin  William,  corner  of  Falls  and  Constitution  sts 
Todd  Stephen,  plaisterer,N  termination  Chatsvvorth  st 
Todd  Abraham,  carpenter,  Holliday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Todd  mrs  Margaret,  washer,  Fleet  st  near  Caroline 
Todd  Elizabeth,  seamstress,  123  n  Eutaw  st 
tTodd  Sally,  23  Potter  st 

Toder  Wm.  stocking  weaver,  York  av.  n  of  Lightner's 
Todhunter   Joseph,  importer  of  British  dry  goods,  199 

Baltimore  st 
Toffland  mr  dairyman,  Baltimore  st  near  w  boundary 
Tolbert  Edward  C.  tanner,  East  st  n  of  Douglass 
tToller  John  IL  cartman,  Chesnut  alley,  w  of  Pearl  st 
tTolson  William,  waiter,  1  Dugan  st 
Tolson  Joseph,  carpenter,  Pitt  st  bet  Eden  and  Caroline 
Tomkins  &  Cole,  commission  merchants,  6  Spear's  whf, 
Tomkins  Joseph,  firm  Cole  &  Tomkins,  dw  n  Howard 

st  N  of  Madison 
Tomlinson  Henry,  grain  merchant,  small  alley  rear  of 

Caroline  st 
Toner  Michael,  teacher,  Hillen  st  near  High,  s  side 
Toner  mrs  Mary,  185  French  st 
Tongue  mrs  Ann,  Hillen  st  near  Potter 
tToogood  Jane,  Eager  alley,  near  Mulberry  st 
tToogood  Charles.  Chamberlain  alley 
tToogood  Jacob,  porter,  Pratt  st  bet  Eutaw  and  Paca  sts 
tToogood  Ann,  washer,  German  st  bet  Cove  and  Pine 
Tool  mrs  Christiana,  tailoress,  2  Potter  st  near  Pitt 
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TRA  MatchetPs  Baliimore  S14 

Tool  David,  chairmaker,  2  Potter  st  near  Pitt 

tToomay  Hy.  confectioner,  14  Fewest  st  rear  of  Douglass 

JToomey  Caroline,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  Park 

Tootel  mrs  Sarah  F.  tutoress,  Armistead  lane,  e  of  Light 

tToppin  Charles,  drayman,  Biddle  alley,  near  Penn  av. 

tToppin  Henry,  porter,  Exeter  st  e  side,  near  Hillen 

Torney  John,  grocer  and  feed  store,  Montgomery  st  e  of 

Lighty  N  side 
Torrance  George,  jr.  commission  merchant^  dw  20  n 

Frederick  st 
Torrance  James,  accountant,  n  Gay  st  near  the  bridge 
Tottle  Robert,  cordwainer,  rear  of  Saratoga  st  2d  doof 

w  of  Park  st 
fToukes  Harry,  cordwainer,  Hawk  st 
Townsend  Thomas,  jr.  ship  carpenter,  56  Market  st 
Townsend  Perry,  cordwainer,  rear  of  133  s  Liberty  st 
Townsend  M.  B.  cabinet  and  chair  maker,  44  Second  st 
Townsend  Benj.  tobacconist,  Exeter  st  near  Gay 
Townsend  mrs  Sarah,  67  Front  st 

Townsend  David,  chairmaker,  39  Franklin  st  wofEulaw 
Townsend  Joseph  J.  glass,  oil  and  paint  store,  34  Harrison 
Townsend  John,  dyer  and  scourer,  34  Harrison  st 
Towse  Danl.  boot  &  shoe  maker.  Centre  st  e  of  St  Paul's 
Towson  John,  Tyson  st 
Towson  mrs  Sarah,  Eutaw  st  near  Ross 
Towson  Henry  H.  carpenter,  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Towson  Philemon,  inspector  of  butter  and  lard,   10  b 

Liberty  st 
Towson  Joshua,  carpenter,  65  Harrison  st 
Towson  James,  blacksmith,  Bath  st  bridge;  dw  Front  s* 

2  doors  s  of  French 
Towson  &  Anderson,stone  cutt€rs,Lexington,  e  of  Calvert 
Towson  mrs  Sarah,  patent  spring  stock  manufacturer,  7 

St  Paul's  st 
Toy  Isaac  N.  book  keeper  Franklin  Bank,  dw  47  n  Front 
Toy  Wm.  deputy  sheriff,  s  side  Pratt  st  w  of  Howard 
Toy  &  Lucas,  booksellers  &  stationers,  220i  Baltimore 

st;  dw  Joseph  N.  Toy  130  Hanover  st 
Toy  John  D.  book  and  job  printer,  nw  corner  Baltimore 

and  St  Paul's  sts;  dw  cor  Courtland  &  Saratoga  sts 
tToy  Elizabeth,  Necessity  alley,  bet  Potter  and  High  st» 
fToy  Anthony,  sawyer,  Happy  alley,  n  of  Wilk  st 
Tracey  James,  collector,  Franklin  st  2d  house  w  of  Pearl 
Tracey  mrs  Sarah,  50  s  end  Caroline  st 
Tracey  Piercey,  Lanvale  factory,  w  of  Belvidere  bridge^ 
Tracey  John,  market  dealer,  Baltimore  st  near  Cove 
Travers  mrs  Susannah,  tutoress,  37  n  High  st 
Travers  mrs  Jane,  3  Ann  st 
Travers  Flan,  19  McElderry's  wharf 
Travers  Hester,  s  Charles  st  bet  Busy  alley  and  Hill  st 


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tTravers  Mary,  terrapin  hill,  nearE  Baltimore  st 
f Travers  Nancy,  Hoinespnn  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
tTravers  Abraham,  carter,  Pearl  st  s  of  Lexington 
tTravers  Edward,  porter,  Howard  st  w  side,near  Lombard 
Treacy  Hugh,  tailor  and  clothing  store,  93  n  Howard  st 
Treadway  Asa,  carpenter,  6  Ross  st  near  Eutaw 
Treadway  Thomas,  carter.  Cathedral  st  near  Tyson  alley 
Treadwell  O.  W.  classical  academy,  4  Lexington  st 
Trego  James,  mariner,  President  st  near  Stiles 
Trenton  mrs  9  Mercer  st 

Trexler  Jonathan  P.  plaisterer,  Carpenter's  al.  vvof  EiUaw 
Tribbet  mrs  Esther,  20  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Market 
Trigger  John,  waterman,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
Trimble  John,  26  Lancaster  st 
Trimble  Saml.   ship   carpenter,  ne  cor  High  and  Wilk 

sts.  yard  McElderry's  dock 
Trimble  VVm.  8  s  High  st 
Trimble  Isaac,  5  s  High  st 
Trimble  John  &.  Son,  iron  and  commission  merchants^ 

77  s  Calvert  st  and  77  Cheapside,  dw  s  High  st 
Trimble  mrs  Elizabeth,  Franklin  st  bet  Paca  &  Green 
Trimble  Thomas,  Holliday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
tTripp  John,  laborer.  Bounty  lane,  near  Caroline  st 
f Tripp  Nancy,  washer,  Hull's  lane,  wof  Aisquithst 
jTripp  Emeline,  washer,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  Park 
Troast  mrs  Mary,  Saratoga  st  e  side,  near  Howard 
Troop  mrs  Elizabeth,  ISFleet  st 
Trott  mrs  Sarah,  East  st  2d  door  n  of  Necessity  allej 
Trott  Sabrett,  carter,  Aisquith  st  near  Orleans  st 
Trotton  Thomas,  carpenter,  11  Temple  st 
Trowbridge  Daniel,  currier,  Mulberry  st  near  Pine 
Trowbridge  Reuben, carpenter ,nw  cor  Pearl  &  Lexington 
ITruly  Wm,  barber,  103  s  Eutaw  st 
Trumbo  David,   lime   and  coal  inspector,  Mulberry  st  n 

of  Pearl 
Trumbo  Adam,  blacksmith,  Biddle  &\\ej,  near  Ross  st 
Trump  Henry,  house  carpenter,  corner  Carpenter  alley 

and  Eutaw  st;  dw  Lombard  st  near  Eutaw 
Trumpower  miss  Sophia,  Necessity  alley,  near  High  st 
Trusil  Philip  John,  coachmaker,  s  Front  st;  dw  rear  of 

6  Front  st 
Trust  Hermann,  baker,  Barre  st  near  Sharp 
ITrusty  Jonathan,  stevedore,  sw  cor  Apple  al.  6l  Wilkst 
jTrusty  Perry,  drayman,  Biddle  alley 
tTrusty  Samuel,  sawyer,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Tucker  James,  sweep  master,  Caroline  st  n  of  Pratt 
Tucker  Zachariah,  huckster,  Albermarle  st  e  side 
Tucker  W.  A.  president  Baltimore  Insurance  Company,, 

dw  8  Lexington  st 


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Tucker  Thomas,  bricklayer,  e  Baltimore  si  \v  of  Caroline 
Tucker  Geo.  carpenter  and  cabinet  maker,  255  N^Gay  st 
Tucker  nir.  chair  maker,  Pratt  st  n  side,  near  Exeter 
Tucker  Samuel,  carpenter,  Howard  st  n  of  Franklin 
Tucker  Joseph,  dry  goods  merchant,  16  Pitt  sts side, near 

Shot  Tower;  store  6  Centre  Market  Space 
Tucker  Wm.  shoe  maker,  90  Bond  st 
Tucker  James,  cordwainer,  96  n  High  st 
Tucker  John,  grocer,  9  Second  st 

Tucker  Amelia,  washer,  Lerew's  alley,  near  Richmond  st 
J:Tucker  Silkey,  washer,  rear  of  42  n  Frederick  st 
Tuckey  Elisha,  painter  and  glazier,  Caroline  sts  of  Pratt 
Tudor  John,  carpenter,  Pearl  st  near  Mulberry 
tTue  Nelly,  washer,  Har.  av.  e  of  the  meeting  house 
Puey  mrs  Bridget,  alley  e  of  William  st  and  s  of  Cross 
Tuisten  Joseph,  coachmaker,  Beuren  st  near  Falls 
Tull  mrs  Ann,  seamstress,  179  French  st 
Turel  John,  cigar  factory,  24  n  Eutaw  st 
Turnell  S.  Spanish  Consul,  cor  Lexington  and  Calvert  sts 
Tumbleson  William,  boat  builder,  Planover  st  s  of  Barre 
Tunally  Thomas  N.  merchant  tailor,  64  w  Pratt  st 
Tunis  Alex,  ladies'  shoemaker,  Stirling  st  near  Mott 
Tuppish  Edward,  cedar  cooper,  20  Constitution  st 
Turfield  mrs  Mary,  nurse,  Bottle  alley,  w  of  Sharp  st 
Turnbull  misses,  Young  ladies'  boarding  school,  n  Charles 

st  opposite  Barnetst 
Turnbull  Doctor   Duncan,  lecturer  on   anatomy,  class 

room  Paca  st  near  Favette;  dw  Lexington,  near  Park 
Turner  Thomas,  laborer, "Sharp  st  s  of  Hill 
Turner  M.  victualler,  Holland  st  s  side,E  of  the  run 
Turner  Joshua,  glass  blower,  w  Falls  avenue 
Turner  Nathan,  victualler,  Holland  st  e  of  the  run 
Turner  Richard,  lumber  merchant,  s  Charles,  near  Barre 
Turner  mrs  Elizabeth,  1  Painter's  Court,  near  Pitt  st 
Turner  Charles,  grocer,  sw  cor  Pearl  and  Mulberry  sts 
Turner  miss  Mary,  milliner,  5  e  Baltimore  st 
Turner  Joseph,  jr.  lumber  merchant.  28  Light  st  wHarf 
Turner  Thomas,  loborer,  Beuren  st  near  Falls 
Turner  Matthew,  victualler,  Orleans  st  near  Aisquith 
Turner  Joshua,  feed  and  lime  store,  30  e  Pratt  st 
Turner  Joshua  4*  Son,  grocery  and  feed  store,  58  n  Gay 
Turner  mrs  Anna,  seamstress,' Eutaw  st  near  Bottle  alley 
Turner  mrs  Margaret,  victualler,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Rock 
Turner  Thomas  "W.  accountant,  107  s  Eutaw  st 
Turner  John,  machinist,  Fort  road,  near  Magazine 
Turner  mrs  Anne,  seamstress,  al  e  of  William  st  s  of  Cross 
Turne-  Robert,  264  n  Gay  st 
Turner  mrs  Elizabeth,  187  French  st 
Turner  capt.  John  D.  of  Columbia  steam  boat,  Gough  st 
Turner  Harry,  victualler,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  rua 
^Turner  Wm.  laborer,  Sugar  alley,  near  Chariea  st 


Sll  Director,  1 83 1.  UNI 

I'rurner  Joseph,  sawj'er,  Forest  st  s  of  Douglass 

TTurner  Polly,  Penn.  av.  near  city  bounds 

Tustan  Samuel,  boot  6^"  shoemaker,  n  Gay  st  near  Exeter 

Tustan  Septimus,  coachmaker,  Addison  st  n  side 

Tuten    VVm.  John,  mariner,  68  Ann  st 

.Tuttle  mrs  Mary,  n  Calvert  st  near  Mulberry 

iTuttle  Wm.  porter,  Exeter  st  near  Low 

Tuxworth  George  W".  bookbinder,  East  st  n  of  Dou-glassF 

Tvveedle  James,  reed  maker,  3  Green  st 

Tweedy  William,  glass  cutter,  Eden  st  e  side,  near  Pitt 

Twiford  VVm.  mariner,  se  cor  Alice  Anna  st  <5"  Argyle  al 

Twynham  George,  inkeeper,  9  n  Liberty  st 

tTynes  Joseph,  porter,  German  st  between  Cove^&  Pine 

Tyler  Daniel,  blacksmith,  n  end  Philpot  st  ♦ 

Tyler  James,  mariner,  76  Alice  Anna  st 

Tyler  Samuel,  Granby  st  opposite  Gough 

Tyson  Wm.  A.  merchant,  Caroline  row,  Caroline  st 

Tyson  Thomas,  merchant  and   miller,  s  end  Commerce 

st;  dw  Sharp  st  • 

Tyson  Jacob,  97  s  Eutaw  st  bet  Hanover  &  Charles  sts 
Tyson  Nathan,  flour  merchant,  lower  end  Patterson's  whf 

77  Bow- 


T 

Tyson  Isaac,  sen.  merchant  and  miller,  3  Cable  st  near 

Commerce  st;  dw  Pratt  st  w  of  Sharp 
Tyson  Charles,  clerk,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Tyson  &  Fisher,  chemists  &  druggists,  192  Baltimore  st 
Tyson  Ann,  Lerew's  alley,  near  Saratoga  st 
Tyson  John  S.  attorney  at  law,  6  Courtland  st 

UjILER  GEORGE   W.  slate    manufacturer,  49  w 

Pratt  st 
Uhler  Erasmus,  C^Q  s  Sharp  st 
Uhler  Philip,  grocer,  27  Pratt  st  near  Charles 
Uhler  Mary  Ann,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Uhlhorn  Rev.  Johannes,   pastor  of  German  Lutheran 

Congregation,  70  Sharp  st 
Ulrick  Wm.  cordwainer,  36  Low  st 
Ulrick  Wm.  stone  cutter,  Long  alley 
tUncles  Isaac,  blacksmith, Asbury  Lane, near  w  Baltimore- 
Underwood  Enoch,  engineer,  Constitution  st  n  of  Falls  st 
Underwood  Henry,  wheelwright,  Pennav.  near  city  limits 
Union  Bank  of  Maryland,  cor  n  Charles  and  Fayette  sts 
Union  Manufacturing  Company  of  Maryland,  w^arehouse 

9  s  Charles  st 
University  of  Maryland,  (formerly   Baltimore  College,) 
Mulberry  st  opposite  the  Cathedral,   Rev.  C.  Wil- 
liams, principal  Academical  Department,  dw  corner 
Franklin  and  Park  sts 


VER  Matchett^s  Baltimore  378 

Upterheiser,  Lewis,  baker,  Harford  avenue,  nearly  oppo- 
site Greble's  pottery 
Usher  John,  auctioneer,  Hull's  lane,  near  Aisquith  st 
Tisher  Margaret,  taiioress,  Eutavv  st  opposite  Peace  alley 
Usher  Thomas  L.  teacher,  Penn  av.  n  of  St  Mary's  st 
Uthman  Anthony,  tailor,  Cowpen  alley,  near  Liberty  st  I 

"V^AIN  GEORGE,  victualler,  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 
Valdor  Manuel,   Spanish  and   Sardinian   Consul,  58  N 

Frederick  st;  dw  51  Marsh  Market  Space 
Valee  Joseph  A.  tailor,  6  n  High,  d\v  65  Pitt  st 
Valentine  Rachel,  washer,  Howard  st  s  of  Conway 
Valentine  Lawrence,  dealer  in  dry  goods,  22  n  Front  st 

Valentine ,  sailor,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Wolf  alley 

tValentine  Joanna,  washer,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Pearl  st 
tValentine  Archibald,  blacksmith,  36  n  Frederick  st 
Valiant  John,  cordwainer,  se  cor  Fawn  and  High  sts 
Valiant  Richard,  manager  at  Oliver's  country  seat,  inter- 
section of  York  and  Belvidere  roads 
Valiant  Ann,  Bath  st  between  North  and  Davis  st 
Valiant  George,  fish   inspector,  near  tiie  intersection  of 

Liberty  and  German  sts 
Valiant  Doctor  John  A.  near  the  intersection  of  Liberty 

and  German  sts 

Vallette  Augustus,  dw  Fayette  st  near  Assembly  Rooms 

Valiant  J.  H  R.  grocers  and  commission  merchants,  11 

Light  st  vvharf;  dw  R.  Valiant   Montgomery,  near 

Light  st;  dw  J.  Valiant,  91  Sharp  st 

Valiant  rlighy,  commission  merchant,  Montgomery  st  e 

of  Light  st  N  side 
JVanard  James,  button  maker,  Wagon  al.  w  of  Howard 
Vanbergen  Wm.  carpenter,  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
Vance  Thomas,  custom  house  boatman,  125  Wolf  st 
Vance  Charles  Columbia  st  near  Paca 
Vance  William,  plane  maker,  10  n  Charles  st;  dw  Lex- 
ington st  E  of  Charles 
Vandegrift  mrs  Jane,  Little  Hamstead  st  near  Spring 
Vanhorn  Samuel,  carpenter,  90  n  High  st 
Vanhorn  Fielding,  carver,  Granby  st  near  Harford  run 
Vanrcssen  mrs  Rebecca,  w  side  Wolf  st 
Vansant  Joshua,  hatter,  8  Canal  st  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Vansant  Cornelius,  boarding  house,  7  South  st 
Van  Wick  John  C.  46  s  Gay  st 
Vanzant  John,  Eutaw  st  near  Conway 
Vaughan  mrs  Elizabeth,  Mulberry  st  w  of  College  alley 
Vaughn  Joseph,  hatter,  46  n  Front  st 
Vaughn  mrs  Susan,  grocer,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt,  w  side 
Venable  mrs  Ann,  sw  cor  Happy  alley  and  Wilk  sts 
Vener  mrs  Margaret,  tavern  keeper,  cor  York  &  Light 
Verlander  Joseph,  plaisterer,  Bottle  alley,  near  Pti<Da  st 


879  Director,  1831.  WAH 

Vermillion  James,  painter  &  glazier,  Pitt  st  near  the  run 
Vernetson  Wm.  2d  hand  clothing  and  furniture  store,  36 

Second  st 
|Vest  Anthony,  laborer,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
tVezey  Cassey,  washer,  n  end  Sterling  st 
Vicary  Thomas,  harbour  master,  44  s  High  st 
Vicary  Henry,  bookseller  and  binder,  50  w  Pratt  st 
Vickers  Jesse,  chair  maker,  Crook's  back  row,  Monu- 
ment st 
Vickers  capt.  Joel,  commission  and  flour  merchant.  Com- 
merce st  wharf;  dw  71  Sharp  st 
Victor  Oculie,  hair  dresser,  9  Centre  Market  Space 
Victory  Luke,  grocer,  71  w  Pratt  st 
Victory  Daniel,  inkeeper,  12  Market  st 
Viley  Wm.  tailor,  Argyle  alley,  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Vincent  John  N.  cabinet   maker,  Orleans  st  w  of  Ais- 

quith 
Vinkler  mrs  Jane,  Pearl  st  first  door  n  of  Pierce 
Virdin  captain  Wm.  W.  of  Gov.  Wolcott  steam  boat,  7 

Temple  st 
Vixdorff  T.  6l  Co.  wholesale  dry  goods  merchants,  225S 

Baltimore  st 
Voice  Thomas,  saddle  and  harness  maker,  65  n  Gay  st 
Voice  mrs  Elizabeth,  s  end  Sharp  st 
Voight  mrs  Catherine,  Mulberry  st  s  side,  near  Pine 
Voinard  Peter,  tobacconist,  Montgomery  st  e  of  Light 
Volk  mrs  Margaret,  seamstress,  Mulberry  st  w  of  Pearl 
VonhoUen  Christopher,  sugar  refiner,  79  s  Eutaw  st 
Von  Soubiron   David,  boarding  house  and  oyster  cellar^ 

NE  corner  of  Mercer  st  and  Public  alley 
Voss  F.  &  R.  merchants,  6  Light  st  wharf 
Voyce  mrs  Jane,  shop  keeper.  Fleet  st  near  Caroline 

W^^ADDELL  WILLIAM,  wholesale  and  retail  dry 

goods  and  clothing  store,  sw  cor  Pratt  &  Charles  sts 
Waddell  Geo.  grocer,  nw  cor  Calvert  and  Mulberry  sis 
Waesche  mrs  Margaret,  Liberty  st  2d  door  s  of  German 
Waesche  &  De  Spada,  hardware  and  cutlery  store,  186J 

Baltimore  st;  dw  G.  Waesche,  Liberty,  near  German 
Wages  Luke,  Lexington  st  w  of  Pine 
Waggner  Francis,  block  maker,  ll#Wolf  st 
Waggner  George,  block  and  pump  maker,  116  Wolf  st; 

shop  corner  of  Thames  and  Wolf  sts 
Waggoner  P.  carpet  weaver,  Penn.  av.  near  Union  st 
Waggor.fji-  George,  tailor.  Fleet  st  near  Washington 
Wagner  mrs  Mary,  Lerew's  alley,  near  Saratoga  st 
Wagner  Philip,  carpet  weaver,  sw  corner  of  Conway  S^ 

Howard  sts 
Wahl  John  M.  saddler  and  coach  trimmer,  64  South  st 


WAL  JMakJietOs  Baltimore  380 

Wahi  Christian,  cord wainer,  Exeter  st  near  Hillen 

Waite  Geo.  W,  chocolate  manufactory,  58  s  High  st 

Waitemrs  Jane,  14  Comet  st 

Waites  Joseph,  cordwainer,  Granby  st  e  of  Gough 

Waites's  Mustard  Factory,  City  JBJock 

Wakeman  Bradley,  dw  Mulberry  st  w  of  Courtland 

Wakeman  S.  M.  keeper  of  Philadelphia  packet  office,  2 
Spear's  wharf 

Walace  mrs  Mary  F.  71  Albermarle  st 

tWalace  Robert,  laborer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Bank,  e  side 

Wales  Joseph  G.  cordwainer,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Bond 

Wales  Dolly,  Ensor  st  near  Forest 

Walker  Joseph,  teacher,  Caroline  row,  school  near  the 

Methodist  Episcopal  Church,  Fell's  Point 
Walker  Robert,  sea  captain,  11  Philpotst 
Walker  Wra.  sail  maker,  lower  end  McElderry's  wharf; 

dw  President  st  bet  Fawn  and  Stiles  sts 
Walker  George,  sail  maker.  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
Walker  Robert,  teacher,  Exeter  st  near  Wilk 

Walker  Henr}^  machinist,  60  n  Front  st 
Walker  Francis,  sailmaker.  Spring  st  s  of  Gough 
Walker  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress.  Spring  st  n  of  Gough 
Walker  Noah,  fashionable  clothing  store,  70  Centre  Mar- 
ket Space 
W^alker  Benjamin,  inn  keeper,  Light  st  n  of  Pratt 
Walker  VVm.  ship  carpenter,  Hamburg  st  e  termination 
Walker  James  P.  porter,  79  Bond  st 
Walker  Joshua,  shoemaker,  Lexington  Market  Space,  w 

of  Paca  st  s  side 
Walker  James,  Elbow  lane,  near  s  Green  st 
Walker  S.  D.  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturer,  276  Bal- 
timore st;  dw  Fayette  st  s  side,  near  Eutaw 
Walker  Joseph,  keeper  of  Peale's  Museum,  dw  St  Paul's 

st  near  Hamilton 
Walker  Sater  T.  United  States  clothing  store,  183  Balti- 
more st;  dw  Saratoga  st  near  Howard 
Walker  Joseph,  bricklayer.  Union  st  near  Penn-  av. 
Walker  Samuel,  laborer,  Preston  st  near  Ross 
Walker  Peter,  German  st  near  Hanover 
Walker  Matthew,  tavern  keeper,  Madison  st  near  Eutaw 
W^alker  John,  laborqf,  Light  st  near  Hill 
Walker  Wesley,  constable,  42  w  Franklin  st 
Walker  mrs  Mary,  43  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington. 
Walker  mrs  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Walker  Josias,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Lexington  Market 

Space,  w  of  Paca 
Walker  Samuel  B.  baker,  Lexington  st  near  Howard  st 
f  Walker  Mary,  washer,  Caroline  st  n  of  Gough 
t  Walker  James,  laborer,  al  n  of  e  Baltimore  stnear  Eden 
t  Walker  Elisha,  waiter,  Chesnut  alley,  near  Pearl  st 


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IWalker  Edward,  laborer,  Doctor's  Jane,  near  Har.  av. 

IWalker  Eliza,  washer,  rear  of  26  s  Charles 

Wall  SamJ.  Thames,  near  Block 

Wall  Jacob,  carpenter,  Park  lane,  e  of  Pine  st 

Wall  Joshua,  measurer  of  buildings.  Pearl  st  between 

Lexington  and  Saratoga  sts 
Wall  mrs  10  Lexington  st  near  Liberty 
Wall  Michael,  grocer,  Lexington  st  near  Howard 
Wallace  Elijah,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  Liberty  st  n  of 

Baltimore;  dw  Lexington  st  e  of  Park 
Wallace  Doctor  Henry,  cor  Run  alley  and  Fayette  sts 
Wallace  Michael,  seaman,  Thames  st  near  Ann 
Wallace  George,  laborer.  Pierce  st  w  of  Pine 
Wallace  mrs  Mary  F.  71  Albermarle  st 
Wallace  Samuel,  jr.  coach  maker,  ne  corner  of  High  and 

Salisbury  sts 
Wallace  mrs  Margaret,  Paca  st  e  side,  near  Fayette 
Wallace  Solomon,  grocer  and  dry  goods  merchant,  118 

N  High  st 
Wallace  Patrick,  brewer,  rear  of  79  Hanover  st 
Wallace  Wm  firm  Simms  &-  Wallace,  69  s  High  st 
Wallace  Joseph  A.  president  of  Maryland   insurance 

Company,  60  w  Fayette  st 
Wallace^N^.  boot  and  shoe  maker,  3  n  Liberty  st  dw  Lex- 
ington, near  Park 
^Wallace  major,  boot  black,  Potter  st  near  Low 
^Wallace  James,  Dutch  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
^Wallace  John;  laborer,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
jWallace  Charles,  laborer,  Jew's  alley,  near  Exeter  st 
tWallace  Diana,  Scott  st  near  Columbia 
Waller  mrs  Charity,  Shakspeare  st  near  Bond 
Waller  Abraham,  grocer,  cor  Hawk  &  Concord  sts 
Waller  Basil,  tavern  keeper,  Marsh  Market  Space 
Wallis  James,  milk  man,  Mechanics'  w  of  High  st 
Wallis  Philip,  Charles  st  n  of  Mulberry 
t Wallis  Cesar,  coach  driver.  Green  st  s  of  Fayette 
Walsh  A.  &  J.  W.  Grafflin,  lumber  merchants,  Light  st 

wharf 
Walsh  &  McQuinn,  lumber  merchants,  Light  st  wharf 
Walsh  John,  firm  of  do.  dw  Mulberry  st  2d   house  w  of 

College  alley 
Walsh  Richard,  keeper  Marsh  Market  Tavern,  37  Marsh 

Market  Space 
Walsh  Wm.  Centre  st  near  Calvert 
Walsh  John,  cordwainer,  28  cor  Fleet  st  and  Apple  alley 
Walsh  mrs  Elizabeth,  rear  of  28  Fayette  st 
Walsh  Philip,  grocer,  w  Pratt  st  e  of  Cove,  s  side 
Walsh  T.  Yates,  attorney  at  law,  Court  house  lane 
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Walsh  Jacob,  justice  of  peace,  corner  Albermarle  and 

Granby  sts;  office  ne  cor  Gay  and  Water  sts 
Walsh  James,  tavern,  n  side  Camden,  near  Light  st 
Walsh  mrs  Eliza,  Franklin  st  s  side,  w  of  Pearl  st 
Walstrum  Peter,  cordvvainer,  21  Mercer  st 
Waltham  mrs  Elizabeth,  sw  cor  Sharp  st  and  Busy  alley 
Walter  John,  carpenter,  Pratt  st  near  Caroline 
Walter  Joseph,  victualler,  Pratt  st  e  of  Cove,  n  side 
Walter  Benjamin,  Penn.  av.  opposite  Union  st 
Walter  Margaret,  milliner,  ne  cor  Howard  and  German 
Walter  Jacob,  clock  and  watchmaker,   125§  Baltimore  st 
Walterding  Henrietta,  e  Pitt  st  w  of  Front 
Walton  Wm.  blacksmith,  Pratt  st  near  Caroline 
Walton  Wm.  blacksmith,  39  s  Calvert  st;  dw  Gough  st 

5th  door  w  of  Harford  run 
Walton  Edward,  tailor,  Gough  st  s  side,  e  of  Caroline 
Walton  Donald,  tavern  keeper,  36  Centre  Market  Space 
Walton  Samuel,  brick  maker.  Centre  lane,  near  Cove  st 
tWalton  Charles,  sawyer.  Long  alley,  s  of  Ross  st 
tWalton  Benj.   brick  maker,  Forest  st  near  Penitentiary 
tWalton  Isaac,  sawyer,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
iWalton  Benj.  sawyer,  L.  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
Wamaling  John  W.  boot  and  shoe  store,  133  w  Pratt  st 
W^ampler  Thomas  J.  tinner^  Green  st  near  Franklin 
Wampler  J.  Lewis,  surveyor  and  engineer,  Biddle  st  w 
of  Penn.  av.  office  Fayette  st  3d  door  w  of  St  Paul's 
Wane  mrs  Elizabeth,  Caroline  st  w  side,  n  of  Baltimore  st 
W^ard  Julia  Ann,  seamstress.  Mulberry  st  e  of  Pine 
Ward  Edward  V.  corner  of  Sharp  and  Lee  sts 
Ward  &  Chapin,  plane  makers,  McClellan's  alley,  near 

Baltimore  st 
Ward  mrs  Sarah,  ne  corner  of  Sharp  and  Lee  sts 
Ward  Patrick,  46  n  Exeter  st 
Ward  mrs  Rebecca,  77  Apple  alley,  near  Wilk  st 
Ward  Samuel,  stone  cutter,  Mulberry  st  s  side,  near  Pine 
Ward  Hannah,  at  Lanvale  factory,  w  of  Belvidere  bridge 
Ward  M.  engineer,  Gough  st  e  side 
W^ard  M.  A.  &  Co.  straw  bonnet  manufactory,  4  e 

Baltimore  st 
Ward  Wm.  J.  attorney  at  law,  nw  cor  Fayette  &,  St  Paul's 
Ward  James,  shoemaker,  64  Fleet  st 
Ward  mrs  Elizabeth,  tailoress.  Light  st  n  of  Montgomery 
Ward  Charles,  Lanvale  factory,  w  of  Belvidere  bridge 
Ward  mrs  Mary,  Holliday  st  bet  Bath  and  Centre  sts 
tWard  Robert,  laborer.  Block  st  w  of  Eden 
fWard  Esther,  n  Exeter  st  near  Low 
tWard  Stephen,  laborer,  70  Caroline  st  n  of  Bank 
Wardecker  Samuel,  cordwainer,  108  N  Exeter  st 
Wardell  mrs  Mary,  Beuren  st  e  side 
Warden  Samuel,  cooper,  Har.  av.  near  Monument  st 


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Wardlow  Elisha,  saddler  and  harness  maker,  Penn  av. 

near  Union  st 
Ware  John,  victualler,  Holland  st  e  of  Harford  run 
Ware  Peter,  carter,  w  Canal  st  n  of  Pitt 
Ware  James,  cordwainer,  Bayard  st  near  Caroline 
Warfield  &  McTier,   flour  merchants,  9  Spear's  wharf; 

dw  Daniel  Warfield,  firm  do.  86  Sharp  st 
Warfield  George,  n  Paca  st  w  side,  near  Mulberry 
Warfield  Wm.  justice  of  the  peace,  w  Pratt  st  near  Light 

d\v  Lexington,  w  of  Pine 
Warfield  George,  cabinet  maker,  i^3  s  Liberty  st 
Warfield  mrs  Sarah,  liarnet  st  near  Sharp,  w  side 
tWarfield  Reuben,  rope  maker,  Strawberry  al.N  of  Pratt 
Waring  G.  W.  tobacco  merchant,  4  Light  st  wharf;  dw 

42  Courtland  st 
Warmagen  Jeremiah,  grocer,  sw  cor  Granby  &  Gough  sts 
Warner  Andrew  L.  silversmith,  5  n  Gay  stnear  Baltimore 
Warner  Doctor  Alfred  E.  xwcorE  Baltimore  &  Caroline 
Warner  Leander  A.  grocer,  ne  cor  East  &l  Douglass  sts 
Warner  Doctor  A.  L.  Columbia  st  w  of  Paca 
Warner  Lewis  N.  firm  Miltenberger  &.  Warner,  46  n  Gay 
^Varner  Henry,  Cove  st  near  s  Eutaw 
Warner  mrs  Mary  Ann,  9  e  Fayette  st 
Warner  Michael,  brick  manufacturer,  s  termination  of 

Paca  st 
Warner  George  Jr.  attorney  at  law,  dw  Columbia  st  near 

Paca,  office  Fayette  st  e  of  St  Paul 
Warner  Michael,  brick  maker,  Columbia  st  near  s  Paca 
Warner  John,  laborer,  31  Union  st 
Warner  mrs  Susan,  44  n  Gay  st 
tWarner  James,  caulker.  President  st  s  of  Pratt 
tWarner  Garrison,  caulker,  Guilford's  al.  near  Charles  st 
tWarner  Ellen,  washer.  Hill  st  s  side,  near  Light 
Warnig  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress,  Hill  st  near  Charles 
Warnington  Lewis  T.  boarding  house,  15  Ann  st 
Warnington  Southy,  laborer.  Busy  alley,  near  Charles  st 
Warren  Wra.  at  the  gas  works,  near  e  Saratoga  st  e  of 

Holliday 
Warren  Henry,  cooper,  Lee  st  bet  Charles  &  Light  sts 
Warren  William,  proprietor  of  Falstaff  house,10  Second  st 
f  Warren  Adam,  laborer,  German  st  e  of  Sharp 
Wartman  Michael  K.  bacon  merchant,  dw  Baltimore  st 

w  of  Green 
t  War  wick  Charlotte,  Starr  alley 
Washington  Brewery,  by  Graham  &   Silrey,  ne  corner 

of  Hanover  and  Conway  sts 
Washington  John,  laborer.  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Washington,    Alexandria  and    Georgetown    Steamboat 

Company's  office,  Commerce  street  wharf,  Charles 

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tWashington  Ruth,  cook  shop,  29  Marsh  Market  Space 
Washmess  Charles,  carter,  s  Sharp  st  near  Hill 
Watch  House,  Eastern  District,  Fell's  Point,  corner  of 

Market  and  Alice  Anna  sts 
Watch  House,  Centre  District,  ne  corner  of  North  st 

and  Orange  alley 
Watch  House,  Western  District,  ne  cor  Paca  &  Fayette 
Watchman  &  Bratt,  engine  manufacturers  and  founders, 

Armistead  lane 
Watchman  John,  engineer,  L.  Hughes  st  e  of  Light 
"Water  Hager,  huckster,  East  st  betw  Hillen  and  Gay  sts 
Waterhouse  mrs  Ann,  70  Hanover  st  near  Pratt 
Waterman  Samuel,  second  hand  clothing  store,  39  Light 
Waters  James,  teacher,  Wesleyan  Academy,  Sharp  st; 

dvv  Lee  st  n  side,  w  of  Hanover 
Waters  Wm.  mariner,  small  alley  rear  of  Caroline  st 
Waters  Stephen,  carpenter,  Eutaw  s  of  Saratoga 
W^aters  Peter,  clerk,  Caroline  st  e  side,  n  of  e  Baltimore 
Waters  Zebulon,  accountant  in  Bank  of  Baltimore,  dvv 

cor  Saratoga  st  and  College  alley 
Waters  mrs  Ellen,  Gough  st  e  side 
Waters  miss  Ruth,  24  e  Baltimore  st  near  High 
Waters  George  M.  ship  chandler,  cor  Wolf  &  Fleet  sts 
Waters  Rev.  Dr  principal  of  Classical  and  English  Acad- 
emy; dw  St  Paul's  st  N  of  Pleasant 
"Waters  mrs  Mary,  78  n  High  st 

Waters  Francis  G.  Collector  for  Baltimore  Water  Com- 
pany, 88  N  Liberty  st 
Waters  Joseph,  comm^ission  merchant,  Commerce  st;  dw 

66  Sharp  st 
Waters  Joseph  G.  tobacconist,  68  s  Sharp  st 
Waters  George,  merchant,  store  and  wharf  s  end  Fell  st 
Waters  John,  grocer,  7  West  st 
Waters  Wm.  waterman,  York  st  w  of  Light 
tWaters  Jacob,  blacksmith,  Har.  av.  near.Ensor  st 
f Waters  Edward,  carter,  Ensor  st  near  Harford  avenue 
vWaters  Hetty,  washer,  rear  of  30  n  Frederick  st 
Waterson  M.G.  school,  58' Hanover  st 
Watkins  mrs  Susanna,  14  Philpot  st 
Watkins  L.  J.  &  Co.  dry  goods  store,  18  w  Pratt  st 
Watkins  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Hanover  st  near  Hill 
Watkins  Noble,  painter.  Peace  alley,  vv  of  Eutaw  st 
Watkins  mrs  Harriet,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Watkins  Archibald  W.  cordwainer,  Camden  lane 
Watkins  J.  Wesley,  bricklayer,  Pine  st  near  Franklin 
Watkins  Nicholas,  bricklayer.  Pine  st  near  Franklin 
Watkins  &  Gardner,  merchant  tailors,  230  Baltimore  st 
tWatkins  William,  sawyer,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
fWatkins  William,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  113  Camden  st 
fWatkins  John,  laborer,  Salisbury  st  near  Lloyd 


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tWatkins  Jane,  Biddle  alley 

tWatkins  George,  laborer,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworthrua 
tWatkins  Isaac,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroder 
tWatkins  Jonathan,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder 
Watkins  Thomas,  laborer,  Mechanics'  st  w  of  High 
Watson  Henry;  tailor,  rear  of  4  Ruxton  st 
Watson  John,  laborer,  Alice  Annast  near  Bond 
Watson  mrs  Catherine,  French  st  opposite  n  end  of  High 
Watson  Thomas,  proprietor  of  Union  Hotel,  se  corner  of 

Thames  and  Bond  sts 
Watson  mrs  Betsy,  Wagon  alley,  w  of  Park  st 
Watson  John,  engineer  of  steam  boat   Wolcott,   Armis- 

tead  lane,  e  of  Light  st 
Watson  Joseph  W.  tailor.  Low  st  bet  Potter  and  Exeter 
Watson  John  M.  &  Co.  grocers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 75  s  Calvert  st;  d\v  Water  st  e  of  Exeter 
Watson  Samuel,  weaver,  Pierce  st  w  of  Chatsworth  run 
Watson  AY.  H.  attorney  at  law,  Calvert  st  near  Lexington 
tWatson  Peter,  laborer.  Peace  alley,  near  Lexington 
t  Watson  John,  5  n  Liberty  st 
tWatson  Hetty,  Fayette  st  n  side,  e  of  Howard 
tWatters  John,  Dutch  alley,  e  of  Howard  st 
Watters  mrs  Eleanor,  80  n  Howard  st 
Wattles  James,  portrait  painter,  Franklin  st  e  of  Park, 

office  opposite  Cohen's  lottery  office 
Watts  Peter,  accountant,  Granb\^  st  e  of  Gough,  n  side 
Watts  G.  W.  painter  &  glazier,  Bottle  al.  w  of  Howard  st 
Watts  Frederick  J.  sea  captain,  Ann  st 
Watts  Peter  A.  sw  corner  of  Light  and  West  sts 
Watts  Wm.  sea  captain,  Gough  st  s  side,  e  of  Eden 
W^atts  Thomas  B.  currier,  firm  Davenport  &  Watts,  dw 

90  N  High  st 
Watts  mrs  Mary,  boarding  house,  Pearl  st  w  of  Fayette 
Watts  Richard,  painter,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Watts    Dixon  B.  proprietor  of   Marine  Coffee   House, 

aud  Custom  House  Officer,  41  s  Gay  st 
Watts  John,  laborer.  Forest,  opposite  ne  cor  Penitentiary 
tWatts  Rachel,  Argyle  alley,  near  Fleet  st 
tWatts  Alex.  Busy  alley,  bet  Hanover  &>  Sharp  sts 
tWatts  Jerry,  porter.  Potter  st  bet  Douglass  and  Low  sts 
tWayman  mrs  Sarah,  24  Lexington  st 
Wayne  Edward,  victualler,  Hampstead  hill 
tWeals  Levin,  Apple  alley,  near  Fleet  st 
Weaver  mrs.  n  High  st  n  of  Hillen 
Weaver  Daniel,  blacksmith,  66  n  Front  st 
Weaver  Henry,  comb  maker,  Camden  st  e  of  Howard 
Weaver  James,  painteF,  s  Green  st  near  Baltimore 
Weaver  Jas.  engineer,  nw  cor  Conway  st  6l  Lunn's  lane 
Weaver  mrs  Mary,  dry  goods  store,  Thames  st  near  Bond 
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Weaver  Henrj-,  paper  hanger,  Orleans  st  near  Canal  st 
Weaver  Lawrence,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
Weaver  Joseph,  painter,  n  Eutaw  st  s  of  Lexington 
Weaver  Daniel,  baker,  ne  cor  Light  and  JMercer  sts 
Weaver  Joseph,  drayman,  AVine  st  near  Lexington 
Weaver  Abraham,  shoemaker,  129  s  Sharp  st 
Weaver  Geo.  cabinet  maker,  107  n  Eutaw  st 
Weaver  John,  tobacco  and  snuff  manufacturer,  nw  cor- 
ner Howard  &  Lexington,  dw  Lexington,  near  Park 
f  Weaver  Moses,  carpenter,  short  alley  e  of  Short  st 
AVebb  Alanson,  Spanish  cigar  manufacturer,  120  n  How- 
ard st;  dw  Pearl  st  bet  Mulberry  and  Frankhn  sis 
Webb  AVm.  sail  maker,  7  Alice  Anna  st 
Webb  Henry,  grocer,  119  n  Howard  st;  dw  opposite 
Webb  Wm. laborer,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk  st 
"Webb  James,  goldsmith  and  jeweller,  22  w  Fayette  st 
"Webb  Edward,  grocer  and  tavern  keeper,  sw  corner  of 

Pratt  and  South  sts 
Webb  Charles,  soap  and  candle  manufacturer,  Ensor  st 

near  Harford  avenue,  w  side 
Webb  Augustus  P.  &  Co.  grocers,  hardware  and   driig 

merchants,  nw  corner  of  Paca  and  Louisiana  sts 
\Vebb  Abner,  wholesale  and  retail  grocer,  se  cor  Eutaw 

and  Baltimore  sts 
Webb  Wm.  laborer,  Chaisty's  alley,  N  of  Union  st 
Webb  Wm.  cigar  maker,  Preston  st  near  Ross 
Webb  &.   Bradley,   steam    glass    cutting  manufactory, 
Uhler's  alley/  near  Charles  st;  dw  Charles  Webb,  e 
end  of  Hanover  st 
Webb  Charles,  glass  cutter,  Hanover  st  near  the  hill 
Webb  Nelly,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
Webb  John,  jeweller,  26  n  Gay  st;  dw  Forrest,  near  Hillen 
tWebb  Aminta,  washer,  Bond  st  n  of  Pratt  st  e  side 
Webber  Robert,  ship  joiner,  Fountain  st  near  Washington 
Webster  Michael,  bricklayer,  Potter  st  Nof  Douglass 
Webster  mrs  Elizabeth,  32  n  High  st 
Webster  Henry,  13  McElderry's  wharf 
Webster  Doctor  H.  21  Second  st 
W^ebster  William,  grocer,  cor  Gay  and  Frederick  sts 
Webster  John,  Doctor's  lane,  near  Harford  avenue 
iWebster  Isaac,  sawyer.  Welcome  alley,  w  of  Sharp  st 
tWebster  William,  Cove  st  near  Pratt 
tWebster  David,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  bet  Cove  and  Pine 
W^edekin  John,  book  binder,  Pearl  st  w  of  Fayette 
tWeeks  George,  laborer,  Wagon  alley,  w  of  Liberty  st 
Weed  mrs  Margaret  E.  Baltimore  st  near  Spring 
Weed  Ezra,  constable,  JeSerson  st  e  of  Aisquitb 
Weed  miss  Rachel,  millinery  store,  n  Gay,  near  bridge 
Weemeyer  Daniel,  well  digger,  New  st  e  of  Paca 
Weemsmrs  Margaret,  3  AVilk  st  w  of  Market 
Weems  Elijah,  e  Baltimore  st  cear  Canal  st 


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"VVeems  miss  Sidnej^,  Pinkney  st;  5th  door  e  of  Spring 
We*ems  capt.  George,  steam  boat  Patuxent,  Aisquith  st 

near  Douglass 
Wegner  Doctor  A.  sw  corner  of  Hanover  and  Camden 

sts;  dw  48  N  Charles  st 
Wehner  mrs  Maria,  56  n  Gay  st 
Wehrly  Jonathan,  carpenter,  96  n  Howard  st 
Weis  Felix,  66  n  Gay  st  corner  Harrison  st 
Weisbaugh  Martin,  paver,  Stirling  st  near  Monument 
Weisht  Geo.  laborer,  Sarah  Ann  st  near  Schroeder 
Welch  John,  painter  and  glazier,  Ann  st  near  Wilk 
Welch  mrs  Elizabeth,  Eden  st  e  side,  near  e  JBaltimore 
Welch  mrs  Catherine,  Riixton  st 
Welch  James,  tailor,  nw  cor  Aisquith  &<  Douglass  sts 
Welch  David,  shoemaker,  n  Exeter  st  wside,  n  of  Hillen 
Welch  mrs  Lydia,  Pratt  st  near  Caroline 
Weld  George  F.  commission  merchant,  8  JBowIy's  wharf; 

dw  8  Barnet  st 
Welden  mrs  Catherine,  Front  st  bet  Gay  and  Bath  sts 
Welham  Wallace,  tavern  keeper,  Centre  Market  Space 
fWelmore  Perry,  sawyer,  Ensor  st  n  of  Monument 
Weller  mrs  Mary,  Penn.  av.  near  city  limits 
Welling  Samuel,  grocer,  88  n  Howard  st 
Welling  mrs  Mary,  shoe  binder,  GS  n  Front  st 
Welling  Samuel,  merchant,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn  av. 
WeUs  Edward  A.  grocery  and  feed  store,  e  Baltimore  st 

s  side,  near  Harford  run 
Wells  mrs  Eliza,  tailoress,  Caroline  st  w  side 
Wells  George,  hack  driver,  Salisbury  alley,  near  Exeter  st 
Wells  mrs  Elizabeth,  Crook's  back  row.  Monument  st 
Wells  John  F.  &  Co.  grocers,  8  w  Pratt  st 
Wells  Wm.  C.  firm  J.  F.  Wells  &-  Co.  dw  8  w  Pratt  st 
Wells  Peter,  letter  carrier.  Fountain  st  near  Washington 
Wells  Richard,  carpenter,  31  Market  st 
Wells  Edward,  wood  corder,  Charles  st  near  York 
t Wells  mrs  Rachel,  Dutch  alley,  e  of  Howard  st 
tWdls  Doctor  Lewis,  Wagon  alley,  w  of  Howard  st;  of. 

fice  basement  story   Washington   Medical  College, 

Holliday  st  s  of  Saratoga 
fWells  Jesse,  waiter,  Hamilton  st  near  St  Paul's 
tWells  Nelson,  drayman,  ne  cor  Charles  st  and  Sugar  aL 
tWells  Letitia,  washer,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
tWells  Nathaniel,  carter,  Peace  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
tWells  Solomon,  laborer,  56  n  Exeter  st 
tWells  Charles,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Welsh  &L  Armstrong,  soap  and  candle  factory,  Holliday 

st  between  Pleasant  and  Bath  sts 
Welsh  Patrick,  laborer,  Bishop's  alley,  near  Stiles  st 
Welsh  Patrick,  Beuren  st  near  falls 
Welsh  mr.  teacher,  33  New  Church  st 
Welsh  John,  fisherman,  cor  of  William  and  Cross 


WET  MatcheW^s  Baltimore  38S 

Welsh  Lawrence,  huckster.  Hawk  st 

Welsh  mrs  Blanche,  boarding  house,  Frederick  st  near 

Etna  lane 
Welsh  A.  T.  hide,  leather  and  oil  store,  se  corner  Lex- 
ington Market  Space  and  Paca  st;  dw  Paca,  1  door 
s  of  Lexington 
Welsh  Henry,  carpenter,  Eutaw  st  s  of  Saratoga 
Welsh  Wm.  tobacconist,  Saratoga,  bet  Pine  &.  Cove  sts 
Welsh  Daniel,  hatter,  163  n  High  st 
Welsh  mrs  Ellen,  George  st  sof  Pine 
tWelsh  Peter,  caulker.  Straw-berry  alley,  near  Wilk  st 
t Welsh  Joseph,  sawyer,  2  Kipp's  alley 
tWelsh  Thomas,  laborer,  Union  st  e  of  Penn  av. 
Welshlager  George,  75  French  st 

Welshlager  Jacob,  tavern  keeper,  Gougb  st  e  of  Caroline 
Welshoffer  Henry,  carpenter,  Park  st  n  of  Saratoga  st 
Werdebaugh  J.  accountant,  Lexington  st  near  Howard 
XVesleyan  Sabbath  School,  Bond  st  2d  door  s  of  Bank 
tWesley  Ann,  washer,  St  Paul's  st  n  of  Hamilton 
tWesley  John,  barber,  Gay  stN  side,  near  High 
West  mrs  Elizabeth,  177  French  st 
West  George,  city  bailiff,  55  East  st 
West  mrs  Maria,"private  boarding  house,  13  s  Gay  st 
West  mrs  Isabella,  32  nw  cor  Gough  and  Caroline  sts 
West  Wm.  lumber  merchant,  Pratt  st  e  of  Exeter 
WetBt  Wm.  ship  carpenter,  nw  cor  Washington  &  Fleet 
West  AYm.  copper  refiner,  19  Comet  st 
West  Gassaway,  laborer,  Ruxton  st 
West  Benj.  meal  seller,  n  Gay  st  near  Belle  Air  Market 
West  David   P.   oyster   establishment,  59  s  Howard,  dw 

61  Camden  st  near  Hanover 
West  mrs  Louisa,  shoe  binder,  Hillen  st  n  of  East 
West  mrs  Sarah,  tailoress,  Hammond's  alley,  near  Bank 
West  Benj.  victualler,  York  st  near  Light  n  side 
West  Wm.  lumber  merchant.  Mill  st;  dw  e  Pratt  st 
West  Amos,  merchant  tailor,  23  Second  st 
West  Benj.  shop  keeper,  Montgomery  st  w  of  Light 
tWest  Francis,  Hull's  lane,  bet  Aisquith  and  East  sts 
tWest  Eliza,  Fleet  st  bet  Strawberry  alley  &l  Carolrae  st 
tWest  John,  laborer,  Terrapin  Hill,  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Westcott  mrs  Ann,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Cove 
Westerman  Joseph,  engineer,  98  n  High  st 
Westerman  Nathaniel,  manager  of  Lanvale  Cotton  Fac- 
tory, w  of  Belvidere  bridge 
Westfall  Henry,  carpenter,  w  end  of  Low  dw  258  n  Gay 
Weston  Asahel,  commission  shoe  and  hat  merchant,  28 

Baltimore  st  dsv  81  s  Sharp  st 
WesUvood  John  H.  clerk,  n  Gay  st  near  Belle  Air  Market 
Westwood  John,  grocer,  se  corner  Ensor  and  East  sts 
Wetherall  Wm.  book  keeper,  Union  Bank,  dw  95  Sharp 
Wethered  mrs  Mary,  99  Hanover  st 


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Wethered  Doctor  John  D.  99  Hanover  st 

Wethered  Lewin,  21  Hanover  st 

Wethered  Geo.  Y.  domestic  warehouse,  207  Baltimore  st; 

dw  99  Hanover  st 
Wetter  George  H.  grocer,  nw  cor  Hillen  and  High  sts 
Wever  J.  S.  &  I.  dry  goods  merchants,  IGoa  Baltimore 

st;  dw  of  J.  S.  Wever  Fayette  st  near  Charles 
Wever  Jacob,  tobacconist,  se  cor  Mulberry  &  Pearl  sts 
Whalan  Vv .  mariner,  Alice  Anna  st  near  Bond  st 
Whalan  mrs  Margaret,  71  Albermarle  st 
Whalan  Wm.  laborer,  Forest  st  e  side,  near  Gay 
Whalan  Wm.  factory,  Crook's  back  row,  Monument  st 
Vv^halan  Geo.  laborer,  Long  alley,  sx)f  Ross  st 
Whales  Joseph,  drayman,  Short  st  near  Jefferson 
Wheal  en  mrs  Mary,  grocer,  9  Ross  st  near  Eutaw 
Wheat  Nathaniel,  huckster,  Pearl  st  near  Lexington 
Wheat  John,  carpenter,  262  n  Gay  st 
Wheatley  Arthur,  blacksmith.  Green  St  s  of  Conway 
IWheatley  Lydia,  Strawberry  alley,  n  of  Wilk  st_ 
|Wheatley  Levin,  mariner,  Eden  st  s  of  Pratt  w  side 
Wheeden  &,  Parker,  sail  makers,  nw   corner  Pratt  and 

Gay  sts,  dw  James  Wheeden  Market  st  s  of  Gough 
Wheelan  Thos.  carpenter,  Franklin  row,  w  of Chatsworth 
Wheeler  Samuel,  cordwainer,  16  Liberty  st 
W'heeler  Thos.  cordwainer,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspeare  st 
Wheeler  John,  cordwainer,  Rock  st  near  Saratoga 
Wheeler  Thomas,  sail  maker,  Gough  st  s  side,  w  of  Bond 
Wheeler  mrs  Alice,  French  st  opposite  Beuren 
Wheeler  mrs  Teresa,  63  Front  st 
Wheeler  misses  S.  &.  J.  dry  goods  and  fancy  store,  64 

N  Gay  st 
Wheeler  Baruch,  mariner,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Wheeler  James,  carpenter,  n  Calvert,  near  head  of  Bath 
Wheeler  mrs  Ann,  Falls  st 

Wheeler  mrs  Mary,  tailoress.  Busy  all.  near  Hanover  st 
Wheeler  Nathaniel  N.  tailor,  81  Bond  st 
Wheeler  James,  carpenter,  Franklin  st  w  of  Pine 
Wheeler  Darius,  bricklayer,  cor  East  st  &  Necessity  al. 
Wheeler  Robert,  at  water  works,  dw  n  Calvert  st  near 

Mulberry 
tWheeler  John,  carter,  Ploward  st  e  side,  near  Camdeo 
tWheeler  Rosanna,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
tWheeler  Allen,  laborer,  German  st  bet  Cove  and  Pine 
tWheeler  Archibald,  waiter,  Dutch  alley,  w  of  Park  st 
Whelan  Luke,  grocer,  Wilk  st  s  side,  e  of  Wolf 
Whelan  Michael,  laborer.  Bishop's  alley,  near  Stiles  st 
Whelan  Thomas,     grocer,  nw  corner  of  Baltimore  and 

Charles  sts;  dw  n  Charles,  near  St  Paul's  church 
Whelan  John,  laborer.  Bishop's  alley,  near  Stiles  st 
Whelan  Jonathan,  drayman,  n  Eutaw  st  near  Franklin 


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Whelan  James,  cordwainer,  62  n  Gay  st 

Wheland  Patrick,  laborer,  Bishop's  alley,  near  Stiles  st 

Wheritt  Thos.  cordwainer,  nw  cor  Lexington  &  Rock  sts 

tWhipper  Isaac,  7  Tyson  st 

Whitaker  Doctor  J.  D.  n  Exeter,  w  side,  n  of  Hillen 

Whitaker  N.  B.  druggist,  se  cor  Baltimore  &  Howard  sts 

White  Henry,  baker,  54  v  Howard  st 

White  Jacob,  grocer,  Gay  st  near  the  bridge 

White  David  A.  inkeeper,  e  Baltimore  st  on  Hampstead 

or  Prospect  Hill 
White  Joseph,  mariner,  31  Alice  Anna  st 
White  Wm.  mariner,  25  Alice  Anna  st 
White  Joseph,  boat  builder,  23  Alice  Anna  st 
White  J.  musician,  Wilk  st  n  side,  w  of  Caroline  st 
White  John,  grocer,  103  n  High  st 
White  &  Brandt,  grocers  and    produce  merchants,  ne 

corner  of  Gay  and  Front  sts 
White  Wm.  printer,  Exeter  st  near  Trinity 
White  Abraham,  merchant,  dwCourtlandstN  of  Pleasant 
White  A.  seamstress,  66  Fleet  st 
White  Henry,  flour  merchant,  71  Smith's  wharf 
White  Rev.  Joseph,   Minister  of  Methodist  Episcopal 

Church,  Sharp  st4th  door  n  of  Welcome  alley 
White  Jesse  B.  accountant,  57  Camden  st 
White  mrs  Priscilla,  s  Frederick  st  near  Baltimore 
White  Vachel,  ladies'  fancy  shoe,  boot  and  gaither  man- 
ufactory, 4  s  Gay  st 
White  John,  grocer,  59  n  Gay  st;  store  63  N  Gay  st 
White  mrs  Jane,  45  s  Charles  st 
White  George,  cor  Pinkney  st  and  Strawberry  alley 
White  Wm.  cordwainer,  Sugar  alley,  w  of  Light  st 
White  Jacob,  grocer,  se  corner  Gay  and  Harrison  sts 
White  Thomas,  cooper,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
White  John,  Cashier  of  Branch  Bank  U.  S.  dw  nw  cor- 
ner of  Fayette  and  Holliday  sts 
White  John,  wagoner,  Pearl  st  near  Columbia 
White  messrs.  &  Sons,  merchants,  counting  house  Fay- 
ette st  w  of  Holliday  st 
White  mrs  Mary,  Long  alley 
White  J.  C.  iS^  Sons,  gin  distillers,  Holliday  st  between 

Bath  and  Centre  sts 
White  John,  firm  Hickley  &  White,  dw  63  n  Gay  st 
White  mrs  Hannah,  seamstress,  Pitt  st  near  Caroline 
White  Doctor  J.  C.  dw  nw  cor  Fayette  &  Holliday  sts 
White  Francis,  grocer,  5  Light  st  wharf 
White  Henry,   merchant,  Smith's  wharf,  dw  nw  corner 

Fayette  and  Holliday  sts 
White  Joseph,  distiller,  8  Waterloo  row,  n  Calvert  st 
White  Robert,  bricklayer,  Biddle  alley,  near  Ross  st 
White  mrs  Mary,  confectioner,  52  Baltimore  st 


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White  James  G.  sw  corner  of  Gay  and  Second  st 

White  Samuel  K.  dry  goods  merchant,  81  Bahimore  st 

White  mrs  Mary,  German  lane 

White  Job,  clock  maker,  n  Gay  st  e  of  Mott  st 

White  James,  dry  goods  dealer  in  Lexington  Arcade, 

dvv  111  NEutawst 
White  Horatio,  carpenter,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Eutaw 
White  Jona,  ladies'  shoe  maker,  9  Barnet  st 
tWhite  Job,  caulker,  Starr  alley,  bet  Wilk  and  Fleet  sts 
fWhite  Reuben,  sawyer,  Howard  stnear  Pratt 
fVVhite  Jacob,  laborer,  Franklin  st  extended,  w  precincts 
fVVhite  Henry,  boot  black,  Long  alley,  near  Lexington 
Whiteford  David,  firm  of  Daniel  Hoffman  &  Co.  dw  cor 

of  Lombard  and  Eutaw 
Whiteley  &  Bevan,  auctioneers  and  commission  mer- 
chants, 20  w  Pratt  st 
Whiteley  Anthony, firm  of  W.&  B.  dw  Paca,near  Camden 
Whitelock  Samuel  West,  portrait  painter,  Pratt  st  sside, 

5th  house  e   of  Spring  st.   tSee  Advertisement,         > 
Whitelock  George,  commission  merchant,  20  Commerce 

st;  dw  52  s  street 
Whitelock  miss,  dress  maker,  5  Lexington  st  e  of  Liberty 
Whitesides  VVm.  Lanvale  cotton  factory,  w  of  Belvidere 

bridge 
Whitfield  t  Arcijbishop  of  Baltimore,  Charles  st  between 

Mulberry  and  Franklin  sts 
Whiting  mrs'  Unity,  L.  Harapstead  st  w  of  Spring 
Whitmai^i  J.  boot  &  shoemaker,  St  Paul's  si  s  of  Centre 
Whitridge  Doctor  John,  n  Gay  st  n  of  Shot  Tower 
Whitridge  Thomas,  merchant,  13  Bowly's  wharf,  dw  n 

Gay  st  N  of  Shot  Tower 
Whitson  David,  smith  wheelwright,  sw  corner  of  Paca  ^ 
Columbia  sts;  dw  ne  corner  Eutaw  and  Camden  sts 
Whittaker  mrs  Susan,  seamstress,  Bank  st  near  Wolf 
Whittemore  mrs  Wilk  st  e  of  Bond 
Wliittemore  John,  inkeeper,   Lexington  market  space, 

between  Paca  and  Eutaw  sts 
Whittemore  Caleb,  near  Cove  st  n  of  Franklin 
Whitten  George,  laborer,  Wilk  st  s  side,  w  of  Bond 
Whitterstine  John,  tanner,  Har  av.  near  Greble's  pottery 
Whitterstine  Wm.  potter,  Har  av.  above  Greble's  pottery 
Whittington  Wm.  stevedore,  Spring  st  near  Wilk 
Whittington  Samuel  H.  grocer,  83  Hanover  st 
tWhittmgton  Jane,  washer.  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Block  st 
Whitworth  Richard,  domestic  manufacturer,  Rock  st  n 

of  Lexington 
Wholey  Geo.  keeper  Stockton^s  Stables,  dvv  Eutaw  st  n 

of  Franklin 
Wbyte  Rev.  Archibald  pastor  of  Associate  Presbyterian 

church,  dw  Aisquith  3d  doom  of  Orleans 
Wible  MartiDj  blacksmith,  ne  cor  Uillen  and  East  ctt 


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Wickersham  Wm.  grocer  and  trunk  maker,  sw  corner  of 

Bank  and  Spring  sts 
Wickes  John,  blacksmith,  Pratt  st  s  side,  near  bridge,^ 

shop  E  Falls  avenue,  near  Pratt  st 
Wickes  Benjamin,  sea  captain,  n  Calvert  near  city  spring 
Widderfield  VV^'m.  cabinet  maker,  2  Forest  st  n  of  Douglass 
Weidemeyer    Frederick,    sexton  to  German  Reformed 

church,  dw  22  s  Howard  st 
VViderman  Samuel,  cooper,  German  st  bet  Cove  &  Pine 
Wiegand  Daniel,  grocer,  sw  cor  Light  and  York  sts 
Wier  John  R.  merchant,  dw  President  st  near  Pratt 
Wierman  Wm.  flour  merchant,  3  Spear's  wharf 
Wigand  Wm.  grocer,  55  Bond  st 
Wigart  Henry,  carter,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Wight  Wm.  J.  corner  of  Charles  and  Barre  sts 
Wight  Rezin,  carpenter,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Wightman  John,  sea  captain,  e  Baltimore  st  e  of  Eden 
Wilbe  Charles,  deputy  keeper  of  Penitentiary,  Harford 

avenue, 
Wilburn  John,  plaisterer.  Park  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Wilcox  mrs  Ann  B.  Pratt  st  3d  door  w  of  Caroline 
Wilcox  Wm.  L.  ladies'  shoemaker,  Har  av.  near  Forest  st 
Wilcox  Peter,  victualler,  Har.  av.  near  Ensor  st 
Wild  mrs  Elizabeth,  Shakspeare  st  near  Bond 
Wild  Lewis,  soap  boiler,  Spring  st  s  of  Pratt,  w  side 
Wild  John,  laborer,  Biddle  alley,  near  Ross  st 
Wilderman  John,  tanner,  HoUiday  st  xN  of  Bath 
Wildey  Thomas,  porter  cellar,  nw  cor  Gay  and  %ontsts 
Wiley  Hiram,  book  binder,  Bank  lane,  rear  of  Barnum's 
Wiley  Wm.  weaver,  Preston  st  near  Ross  ^ 

Wiley  Wm,  tailor,  Argyle  alley,  near  Alice  Anna  st 
Wiley  Alex,  rope  maker,  Cross  st  w  of  William 
Wiley  Joshua,   driver  rail  road  car,   Columbia  st  w  of 

Chatsworth  run 
Wiley  James,  tailor.  Sharp  st  w  side,  near  Barre 
Wilhelms  mrs  Mary,  washer,  Light  st  s  of  West 
Wilks  James,  nursery  and  seedsman,  se  corner  of  Lex- 
ington and  Rock  sts.  '  See  advertisement., 
Wilkes  James,  jr.  hardware  and  cutlery  merchant,  19 

N  Howard  st 
tWilkes  Letitia,  Dutch  alley,  near  Park  st 
Wilkins  Charles,  1  Fish  Market  Space 
Wilkins  Wm.  24  Light  st 

Wilkins  Joseph,  nw  cor  Howard  and  Lombard  sts 
Wilkins  Bartus,  saddle  and  harness  maker,  121  w  Pratt  st 
tWilkins  Joseph,  whitcwasher,  German  st  w  of  Green 
Wilkinson  captain  S.  Wolf  st  w  side,  near  Alice  Anna 
Wilkinson  mrs  Mary,  Pratt  st  2d  door  e  of  Apple  alley 
Wilkinson  Wm.  B.  tarpaulin  hat  maker,  Fawn  st  near 

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Wilkinson  Hezekiah,  iiatter,  24  n  Exeter  st   , 
Wilkinson  Joseph,  saddler,  Sharp  st  s  of  Hill,  \v  side 
Wilkison  mrs  Sarah,  grocer,  nw  cor  Wilk  and  Exeter 
Wilkison  James,  teaciier,  Holland  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Wilkison  James,  hatter,  cor  Franklin  and  Courtlandsts 
Wilkison  Joseph,  oak  cooper,  Bedford  lane,  near  Camden 
tWilkison  David,  cooper.  Pearl  st  near  Lexington 
Willard  S.  edge  tool   maker,  President  st  between  Pratt 

and  Stiles,  dw  opposite 
Willard  Julius,  painter  and  glazier,  Charles  st  w  side,  N 

of  Henrietta 
Willcox  John  G,  soap  and  tallow  chandler,  32  Harrison  st 
Willener  Thomas,  ship  carpenter,  3  Wolf  st 
Wilier  Charles  S.  grocery  and  produce  store,  61  N  Gay  st 
Willes  Henry  H.  27  Fleet  st 
Willey  Wingate,  Holland  st  near  Harford  run 
Willey  Wm.  cordwainer,  Pinkney  st  near  Bond  st 
Williams   Rev.  Stephen,  pastor  of  Mariner's  Church, 

83  Market  st 
Williams  Esther,  Howard  st  s  of  Conw'ay 
Williams  Peter,  coachmaker,  Carpenter's  al.  e  of  Eutavv 
W^iliiams  Edward,  mariner,  17  Ann  st 
Williams  Cumberland  D.  merchant,  dw  Calvert  st  s  of 

Saratoga 
Williams  Chas.  rigger ,tavern  &  boarding  house,  23  Fell  st 
Williams  JqJmi,  Conway  st  N  side,  near  Eutaw  st 
Williams  Jonn,  sea  captain,  Shakspeare  st  n  side 
Williams  &  McLaughlin,  wholesale  grocers,  82  Dugan's 

wharf:  dw  Samuel  Williams,  firm  do.  32  n  Exeter  st 
Williams  Thos.  H.  glass  blower,  Strawberry  al.  near  Fleet 
Williams  Edw.  farrier,  Chatsworth  st  n  of  George 
Williams  Ellen,  Caroline  st  w  side,  n  of  Pratt 
Williams  Thomas,  hatter,  alley  w  of  French  st 
Williams  Wm.  baker,  Lancaster  st  n  side,  e  of  Bond 
Williams  mrs  Mary,  French  st  near  the  n  end  of  High 
Williams  Thomas,  mariner,  51  Alice  Anna  st 
Williams  Henry,  filer  and  turner,  w  Pratt  st  vv  of  Green 
Williams  Thos.  second  hand  clothing  store,  44  AYilk  st 
Williams  Saml.  carter,Har.  av.  \v  of  Chalmers's  rope  walk 
Williams  George,  cordwainer,  Gough  st  e  of  Eden 
Williams  John,  cordwainer,  s  side  Wilk  st  near  High 
Williams  Lewis,  bricklayer,  Sharp  st  s  of  Lexington 
Williams  David,  mahogany  sawyer,  29  Potter  st 
Williams  mrs  Potter  st  w  side,  near  Douglass 
Williams  Ennion,  flour  merchant,  Paca  st  n  of  Lexington 
Williams  Doctor  John  M.  Agent  for  Doctor  Samuel 

Thompson,  10  Pitt  st 
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Williams  nirs  Catherine,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Williams  Samuel,  seaman,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk  st 
Williams  Nathaniel,   District  Attorney   United   States, 

Monament  Square 
Williams  Perry,  sailor,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wilk  st 
Williams  N.  F.  merchant,  Bo'wly's  whf;  dw  7'J  n  Charl^ 
Williams  Thos.  inspector  Customs,  Exeter  st  near  Wilk 
Williams  Thomas,  cabinet  maker,  52  n  Front  st 
AVilliams  miss  Susan^  Calvert  st  s  of  Saratoga 
W^illiams  Patrick,  grocer,  ne  cor  Bond  and  Fleet  sta 
Williams  Geo.  mariner,  67  Fleet  st 
Williams  John,  rigger,  51  cor  Fleet  st  and  Apple  alley 
Williams  George,  commission  merchant,  3  Bowly's  whf; 

dw  s  Frederick,  near  Baltimore  st 
Williams  William,  chair  maker,  Pratt  st  near  Concord 
Williams  James  R.  dyer,  21  s  Charles  st 
AVilliams  mrs  Hannah,  Pinkney  st  near  Strawberry  alley 
Williams  Curtis,  fisherman.  Cross  st  w  of  Johnson 
Williams  Wm   fisherman,  near  the  glass  house,  F.  Hill 
Williams  Thomas,  cordwainer,  Sugar  al.  near  Charles  st 
Williams  George,  filer  and  turner,  Charles,  n  of  Henrietta 
Williams  Cornelius,  mariner,  Henrietta,  w  of  Charles  st 
Williams  Asahel,  paper  hanger.  Haw  st  near  Columbia^ 
Williams  Jiles,  custom  house   boat  and  keeper  of  plea- 
sure boats,  Thames  st  n  side,  near  Bond 
Williams  mrs  Catherine,  Thames  st  near  Bmd 
W^illiams  Richard,  laborer,  Saratoga  st  w  of  Pine 
Williams  Isaac,  wagoner,  Lerew's  al.  s  of  Richmond  st 
Williams  John,  potter,  Gillingham's  al.  near  Lombard  st 
Williams  Henry  M.  commission  merchant, 99  Bowly's  whf 
Williams  G.  &l  J.  hatters,  106  Baltimore  st 
Williams  Abraham  R.  grocer,  ne  corner  Lexington  and 

Sharp  sts 
Williams  &i.  Bevan,  cofBn  warehouse,  1  s  Gay  st 
Williams  William,  grocer,  se  cor  AIbermarle'&  Water  sts 
Williams  mrs  Sarah,  161  Baltimore  st 
Williams  Benj.  cordwainer.  Union  st  near  Penn  av 
Williams  mrs  Mary,  Moore's  lane,  near  n  Eutaw  st 
Williams  John  and  James,  cabinet  makers,  68  South  st; 
dw  James  W.  firm  of  do.  Courtland  st  near  Sarato- 
ga; dw  John  AV.  firm  of  do.  50  Camden  st 
Williams  Jesse,  millwright,  7  New  st 
Williams  Bennet,  oyster  house,  Concord  st  near  Hawk 
Williams  Thomas,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  85  Baltimore  st 
Williams  John,  bookbinder,  Constitution  st  near  Beurea 
Williams  AVm.  cordwainer,  Chesnut  alley,  w  of  Pearl  8t 
Williams  Lewis,  laborer,  Chatsworth  st  near  George 
Williams  Rev.  Charles,  of  Protestant  Episcopal  Church, 
dw  Nw  corner  Franklin  and  Park  sts 


WIL  MatcheWs  Baltimore  394 

-j-Williams  John,  stevedore,  17  Hapfty  alley 
fWilliams  Wm.  laborer  at  12  gun  battery.  Federal  Hill 
jAVilliams  Geo.  dyer,  6  Forest  st  s  of  Orleans 
^Williams  Henry,  blacksnriith,  11  Douglass  st 
|\\rilliams  Wm.  laborer,  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
^Williams  Henry,  brickmaker,  Greenwich  st  w  of  P.  av, 
^Williams  Ann,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
4-Williams  John,  laborer.  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
iWiiliams  Richard,  dairyman,  Pierce  st  near  Pearl 
^Williams  Prince,  laborer,  29  Union  st 
|Wiliiams  mrs  Ellen,  Armistead  lane 
•j-Williams  John,  brickmaker,  Howard  st  sof  Barre 
"I^Williams  Benj.  Homespun  alley 

-j-Williams  Richard,  whitewasher,  Conway,  near  Planover 
^Williams  Lucy,  intelligence  office.  Homespun  alley 
■j-Williams  Benj.  s  Eutaw,  near  the  water 
■j-Williams  Fanny,  s  end  Scott  st 

•j-Williams  Anthony,  porter,  Sugar  alley,  near  Charles  st 
fWilliams  John,  bi-ickmaker,  Peace  al.  near  Howard  st 
■j-Williams  Spinyard,  carter,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
fVrilliarns  Catherine,  huckster,  PoUe*-  st  sof  Low 
iWilliams  Frisby,  hair  dresser,  18  w  Water  st 
fWilliams  John,  laborer,  Conway  st  near  Howard 
fWilliams  Rachel,  washer,  sw  cor  Howard  and  Camden 
fWilliams  David,  laborer,  Homespun  alley,  w  of  Howard 
fWilliams  Philip,  Howard  st  1  door  n  of  Camden  st 
fWilliams  Hesther,  laundress,  Howard  st  near  Camden 
fWilliams  Pembrcok,  ship  carpenter,  95  Ann  st 
fWilliams  Nathan,  drayman,  Granby  st  near  the  falls 
fWilliams  Ephraim,  sawyer.  Strawberry  al.  NofW^ilk  st 
fWilliams  Plato,  laborer,  Strawberry  alley,  n  of  Wilk  st 
fWilliams  John,  laborer,  Strawberry  alley,  n  of  Pratt  st 
f  \V^illiams  J.  laborer,  cor  Howard  st  and  Welcome  alley 
fWilliams  James,  laborer,  Apple  al.  near  Shakspeare  st 
fWilliams  Ann,  washer,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Bank  st 
tW'"illiams  Jeffry,  sawyer,  Argyle  alley,  near  Fleet  st 
fWilliams  Thomas,  laborer,  cor  Howard  and  Conway  sts 
fWilliams  Joseph,  laborer,  Strawberry  al.  n  of  Wilk  st 
fWilliams  Sibby,  Peace  all.  w  of  Sharp  st 
fWilliams  Ann,  washer,  small  Court  rear  of  Caroline  st. 

near  meeting  house 
fWilliams  Geo.  mariner,  small  court  rear  of  Caroline  st. 

near  meeting  house 
fWilliams  Easter,  washer,  Philpot  st  s  side 
fWilliams  Emanuel,  mariner,  Spring  st  n  of  Baltimore  st 
fWilliams  Elizabeth,  Potter  st  w  side,  near  Douglass 
fWilliam?  Splinter,  carter,  East  st  w  side,  n  of  Douglass 
fWilliams  M,  waiter,  East  st  w  side,  jv  of  Douglass 
jiWilliams  Greenbury,  Happy  alley,  s  of  Wjlk  st 
fWilliams  Ruth,  2  Kipp's  alie^      > 


S95  Director,  1831.  WIL 

tWilliams  Rebecca,  washer,  Har.  av.  n  of  Scotchburn's 

rope  walk 
tWilliams  Stephen,  brickmaker,  L.  Hughes,  e  of  Charles 
tWilliams  Maria,  cook,  se  cor  Saratoga  an^l  Pearl  sts 
tWilliams  Rebecca,  washer,  Greenwich  st  near  Penn  av. 
tWilliams  Joseph,  laborer,  Bank  lane,  e  of  Potter  st 
tWilliams  Samuel,  waiter.  Pleasant  st  near  College  alley 
tWilJiams  Daniel,  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
tWilliams  Wm.  sailor,  Mulberry  st  e  of  Park  st 
tWilliams  Wm.  porter.  Sharp  st  n  of  Lexington 
Williamson  Isaac,  halter,  5  Canal  st  near  e  Baltimore  st 
Williamson  John,carpenter,  Salisbury  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Williamson  Doctor  George,  119  Hanover  st 
Williamson  mrs  Julia,  Green  st  near  Mulberry  st 
Williamson  Geo.   W.  attorney  at   law,  sw  corner  of  St 

Paul's  &  Fayette  sts 
Williamson  George,  apothecary  and   druggist,  sw  corner 

of  Calvert  and  Baltimore  sts:  dw  ll'J  Hanover  st 
tWiifiamson  Charles,  brickmaker,  Saratoga  st  near  Cove 
Williar  Andrew,  victualler,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Williard  mrs  Mary,  Bank  st  near  Market 
Willig  Geo.  music  store,  149  Baltimore  st  dw  Fayette, 

4th  door  w  of  Holliday  st 
Willis  &  Smith,  liour  merchants,  se  corner  of  Howard 

and  Fayette  sts 
Willis  Henry,  flour  merchant,  dw  Howard,  near  MadisRO 
Willis  Levin,  flour  merchant,  Cove  st  s  of  Baltimore  st 
Wills  John,  gardner.  Long  alley 
Wills  Joseph,  hatter,  cor  Comet  and  Aisquith  sts 
W'ills  Alex,  blacksmith,  Sarah  Ann  st  e  of  Cove 
^Villson  mrs  Ann,  boarding  house,  23  Ann  st 
Willson  John  AV.  grocer,  York  av.  n  of  Lightner's  store 
Wilmer  John  W.  commission  merchant,  5  Bowly's  whft 

dw  Hanover  st  between  Conway  and  Barre  sts 
tWilrnore  Samuel,  waiter,  n  Gay  st  e  of  Belle  Air  Mar- 
ket 
tWilmore  Michael,  laborer,^  Low  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Wilson  Greenbury,  meal  dealer,  Har-  av.  near  Monument 
Wilson  Robert,  revenue  officer,  8  Shakspeare  si 
Wilson  mrs  Ann,  Ul  German  st 
Wilson  Saml.  grocer,  nw  cor  Shakspeare  and  Market  st« 

c?w  6  Shakspeare  st 
Wilson  Jane,  widow,  69  Alice  Anna  st 
Wilson  William,  watchman,  4  Alice  Anna  st 
W^ilson  James,  mariner,  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Bond 
Wilson  mrs  Priscilla,  63  Pitt  st 
Wilson  mrs  Ann,  midwife,  Wilk  st  next  the  bridge 
Wilson  John,  grocer,  nw  cor  of  Caroline  and  AVilk  sts 
Wilson  &,  Peterkin,  merchants,  59  Smith's  wharf 
Wilson  Thomas,  firm  Wilson  &  Peterkin,  dw  98  n  High 


WIL  Matchett^s  Baltimore  395 

Wilson  George,  clerk,  East  st  vv  side,  n  of  Douglass  st 
Wilson  John,  Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Wilson  Ilobert,  grocer,  17  n  Gay,  near  Front  st 
Wilson  David,  merchant,  McElderry's  whf;  dvv  40  n  Front 
Wilson  William,  collector,  East  st  2d  door  from  Ensor 
Wilson  Launcelot,  cordwainer,  12  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
Wilson  mrs  Jane,  Bank  st  bet  Caroline  and  Spring  sts 
Wilson  Thomas,  clothing  store,  nw  cor  Pratt  and  Light 
Wilson  E.  T.&  Snowden,  commission  merchants,  4Bo\v- 

ly's  wharf;  dw  E.  T.  Wilson  37  Conrtiand  st 
Wilson  David,  flour  and  iron  store,  16  McElderry's  whf. 
Wilson  mrs  Eliza,  Jefferson  st  e  of  Short  st 
Wilson  Otho,  grocer,  47  Camden  st 
Wilson  Robert,  cashier  of  Bank  of  Maryland,  South  st 
Wilson  mrs  Tripolet's  alle}'- 
Wilson  George,  coppersmith,  19  w  Water  st 
Wilson  Peter,  clothing  store,  70  s  Calvert  st  dw  Camden 

st  near  City  Spring 
Wilson  Joseph,  dealer,  York  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Wilson  mrs  Nancy,  Harford  av.  s  of  Madison  st 
Wilson  mrs  Elizabeth,  Montgomery  st  near  Light 
Wilson  Robert,  cooper,  Hamburg  st  e  of  William 
Wilson  William,  carpenter,  s  termination  of  Charles 
Wilson  mrs  Sophia,  48  Bond  st 

Wilson  Peter,  fishman,  Point  tavern,  s  western  precincts 
Wilson  Wm.  merchant,  dw  Franklin  st  e  of  Pine  st 
Wilson  James,  carter,  Richmond  st 
Wilson  Wm.  firm  Cruse  &  Wilson  ,dw  Franklin,w  of  Pine 
Wilson  mrs  Margaret,  boarding  house,  37  South  st 
Wilson  G.  B.  &  Co.  flour  merchants,  243  Baltimore  st; 

dw  N  Howard,  between  Lombard  and  German  sts 
Wilson  James,  baker  and  grocer,  73  v/  Pratt  st 
Wilson  Wm.  hotel  keeper,  sw  cor  Pratt  &  Patterson  sts 
Wilson  David  R.  grocer.  Market  st  near  Thames 
Wilson  Hugh,  medicine  office.  Green  st  near  Mulberry 
Wilson  Nixon,  clothing  store,  19  w  Pratt  st 
Wilson  mrs  Susan,  42  n  Exeter  st 
Wilson  Andrew,  49  Market  st 
Wilson  John,  house  joiner,  47  Market  st 
Wilson  mrs  Elizabeth,  dry  goods  store,  41  Market  st 
Wilson  Samuel,  grocer,  7  Market  st 
Wilson  mrs  Hannah,  Eutaw  st  bet  Mulberry  &  Franklin 
Wilson  miss  Ann,  Bath  st  w  of  North 
Wilson  G.  B.  merchant,  2424  Baltimore  st  dw  19  Howard 
Wilson  Wm;  currier,  39  s  Calvert  st  dw  Water,  e  of  Exeter 
Wilson  John,  grocer,  6  Baltimore  st 
Wilson  J.  J.  hair  dresser.  New  st  e  of  Long  alley 
Wilson  James,  wheelwright  and  blacksmith,  Baltimore  st 

near  Cove 

34* 


397  Director,  1831.  WIN 

Wilson  Wm.  &  Sons,  merchants,    105  Baltimore  st;  dw 

of  James  Wilson,  firm  of  do.  18  Holliday  st;  dw  of 

Thomas  Wilson,  firm  of  do.  Lexington,  near  Charles 

Wilson  Stephen,  merchant,  28  Hanover  st 

Wilson  C.  i^.  grocer  and  flour  merchant,  s\v  corner  Gay 

and  Forest  sts 
Wilson  Wm.  watchman,  81  n  Gay  st 
Wilson  David,  dyer,  Front  st  near  Bath,  w  side 
Wilson  James,  grocer,  se  cor  Howard  and  Franklin  sts 
Wilson  John  J.  plasterer,  103  n  Eutaw  st 
Wilson  Richard,  sawyer,  Dutch  alley,  w  of  Howard  st3 
Wilson  mrs  Susannah,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Howard 
Wilson  John,  carpet  weaver,  Saratoga  st  e  of  Howard 
Wilson  Edward,  commission  merchant,  37  Coiirtland  st 
Wilson  mrs  Hannah,  24  w  Saratoga  st 
Wilson  Alex,  city  watchman,  Holliday  st  n  of  Saratoga 
Wilson  Robert,  attorney  at  law,  Courtland  stdw  Penn  av 
Wilson  Samuel,  printer,  36  n  Gay  st 
f  Wilson  Benjamin,  porter,  Dutch  alley  w  of  Park  st 
tWilson  James,  labourer.  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 
tVVilson  Joseph,  grocer,  nw  corner  Sharp  and  German 
t Wilson  John,  drayman,  se  corner  Howard  and  German 
t  Wilson  Margaret,  laundress.  Garden  st  n  of  Madison 
t  Wilson  Abraham,  Harford  av  n  of  Missionary  church 
tWilson  Rosetta,  laundress,  Calvert  st  next  city  spring 
tWilson  Ephraim,  labourer.  Strawberry  al  n  of  Gough  st 
tWilson  Samuel,  waiter  Forrest  s  of  Douglass 
tWilson  Reynard,  labourer,  Eden  st  near  e  Baltimore 
tWilson  Tarr,  labourer.  Spring  n  of  Baltimore  st 
tWilson  Nancy,  Long  lane  near  Harford  run 
tWilson  Wm.  sawyer,  10  Thames  near  Bond 
tWilson  Anthony,  labourer,  12  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
Wilson  James,  cordwainer,  150  Bond 
Wilson  John,  carpenter,  Spring  s  of  Wilk 
tWilson  Samuel,  labourer,  Guilford's  al  e  of  Charles  st 
tWilson  Aminta,  laundress  Guilford's  al  near  Light  st 
tWilson  Francis,  Hill  st  between  Hanover  and  Sharp 
tWilson  Abraham,  blacksmith.  Concord  near  Water 
tWilson  Abraham,  sailor,  Granby  st  near  Jones's  Falls 
JWilson  Wm.  labourer,  Lercw's  al  s  of  Richmond  st 
tWilson  Thos.  brickmaker,  Barre  near  Sharp 
tWilson  Comfort  B.  laundress,  Aisquith  near  Jefferson 
tWilson  Carville,  corner  Short  al  and  Harford  run  avenue 
tWilson  Lloyd,  Necessity  al  between  Exeter  and  High 
tWilson  James,  drayman,  Sarah  Ann  near  Schroeder 
tWilson  Samuel,  waiter.  Carpenters'  al  w  of  Eutaw  st 
Wimmel  George,  constable,  Baltimore  e  of  Eden 
Wimmel  John,  city  bailiff,  s  termination  of  Hanover  st 
Winch  James,  mariner,  32  Block  st 
Winchester  Mrs.  Elizabeth,  j*  Exeter 


WOL  MatcheWs  Baltimore  398 

'    '■  ■      — t '  ■     — " 

Winchester  Wm.  president  of  Water  Company,  dw  N. 

Calvert  st  Waterloo  row 
Winchester  S.  lottery  and  exchange  office,  corner  Balti- 
more and  North,  dw  corner  Mulberry    and  St.  Paul 
Winchester  George,  counsellor  at  Law,  29  S  Gay  st 
Winckleman  Frederick,  baker.  Water  e  of  Exeter 
Winckleman  Frederick,  sen.  wei^i^ger  corner  of  Bed- 
ford and  Peace  al  '-''>- 
Wmder  Mrs.  Wm.  6  Fayette  st  e  of  St  Pauls 
f  Winder  Louisa,  washer,  31  e  Liberty 
Winehard  Frederick,  Gay  st  opposite ;Mott 
Winfieid  Wm.  carpenter,  Pitt  st-^ifflarford- run 
Wingate  Ambrose,  Columbia  st  ni^  chemical  works 
Winks  Mrs  Margaret,  Happy  al  n  of  Lancaster 
Winn  John,  grocer,  Thames  between  Block  and  Philpot 
Winn  Mrs  Elizabeth,  Lerew's  al  near  Madi^st 
Winn  John,  grocer  and  produce  merchantj^J^anklin  be- 
tween Paca  &-  Green  - 
Winneberger  George,  carver  and  gilder,  '7  w  Fayette  b 

of  St  Paul,  dw  31  New  Church  st 
Winninder  Mrs  Mary,  meal  dealer,  38  Market  st 
Winnuls  Wm.  clock  and  watch  maker,  249S  Baltimore 

stdw  Pearl  st  near  Fayette 
Winslow  J.  grocer,  corner  Fleet  and  Market 
tWinson  Thomas,  porter,  Homespun  alley 
f  Winson  Isaac,  measurer,  Johnson  st 
Winstandiey  Mrs  Annabella,  Howard  near  Pratt 
Winter  Samuel,  carpenter,  Sugar  al  e  of  Light  st 
Wintkle  Mrs  EHzabeth,  boarding  house  Gay  near  Balto. 
Wintree  Susanna,  Green  betw  Baltimore  and  Fayette 
Wintree  Gabriel,  79  Sharp  near  Camden 
Win  wood  Thomas,  Lombard  near  Eutaw 
Winvvood   Doctor  Benjamin,  Frederick  st  opposite  the 

friendship  engine  house 
Wirgman  Mrs  Rebecca  George  near  Pine 
Wirt  Wm.  counsellor  at  law,  284  Baltimore  e  of  Eutaw 
Wise  Geo.  baker,  Water  st  near  Harford  run 
Wise  Geo.  blacksmith,  Ensor  n  of  Monument 
Wise  John,  ship  joiner,  corner  of  Fleet  st  and  Happy  al 
Wise  Mrs  Elizabeth,  milliner.  Grant  s  of  Water 
Wise  Lewis,  butcher,  Pratt  w  of  Cove 
Wise  Tully,  blacksmith,  17  Commerce,  dw  8  Grant 
Wisler  Jacob,  cordwainer,  Mulberry  w  of  Pearl 
Withers  James,  labourer,  Argyle  al  near  Fleet  st 
Witty  Mary,  Wilk  st  e  of  Eden 
Witz  Philip,  cordwainer,  147  n  Exeter  st 
Woelper  mrs  Mary,  Thames  st  e  of  Ann 
Woelper  &,  Muller,  block  and  pump  makers,  City  Block 
Wolf  Wm.  brass  founder,  Caroline  st  near  Wilk 
Wolf  Alceus  B.  attorney  at  law,  9  Atheneum,  LexiDgton 


S99  Director,  1831.  WOO 


Wolf  Wm.  H.  sash  &  blind  maker.Orleans  st  w  of  Aisquith 
Wolf  Christian,  tailor,  Wagon  alley,  near  Liberty  st 
Wolf  Marcus,  victualler,  Har  av.  near  Ensor  st 
Wolf  mrs  Margaret,  Howard  st  e  side,  near  Camden 
Wolf  Jacob,  bricklayer,  Howard  st  e  side,  near  Camden 
Wolfe  mrs  Ellen,  Eager  alley,  near  Mulberry  st 
Wolfenden  Jacob,  grocer,  Pierce  st  e  of  Cove 
Wolff  Henry,  victualler,  Penn  av.  s  of  Preston  st 
Wokey  R.  painter,  Patterson  st  near  Pratt 
Wood  Wilmer  P.  bookbinder,  rear  of  4  n  Calvert  st  dw 

90  Park  st  ^ 

Wood  Bryham,  bar  keeper.  Water  st  at  Falls  bridge 
Wood  John,  boot,  shoe  and  hat  store,  26  n  Eutaw  st 
AVood  Phenix  N.  bookseller  and   stationer,  86  Baltimore 

st;  dw  s  Charles,  between  Barre  and  Lee 
Wood  James,  brickla5'er.  Hill  st  bet  Charles  &  Hanover 
AYood  Nicholas  L.  Howard  st  e  side,  n  of  Franklin 
Wood  Henry  H.  cooper,  rear  of  Hughes's  grocery,  Front 

st  between  Gay  and  Hillen 
Wood  Levin,  cordwainer.  39  n  High  st 
Wood  Thomas,  carpenter,  Light  st  n  of  Cross 
Woodall  Wm.  i\.  pump   maker,  Paca  st  opposite  Hand 

Tavern 
Woodburn  John,  mariner,  31  Ann  st 
Woodcock  Wm.  clock  and  watchmaker,  56  n  Howard  st 
Woodden  Solomon,  carpenter,  Chesnut  alley,  wof  Peari 
Wooddy  \\m.  book  and  job  printer,  6  s  Calvert  st;  dw 

34 'Fayette  st 
|Woodlin  Elisha,  Pratt  st  road,  wof  Washington  road 
Woodruff  Ezekiel  S.  e  side  Eutaw  st  n  of  Franklin 
Vvoods  mrs  Elizabeth,  55  Wagon  alley 
Woods  Michael,  candleman,  Concord  st  s  of  Water 
"Woods  John  P.  tallow  chandler.  Bank  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Woods  Caufil,  carpet  weaver,  79  Ensor  st 
Woods  Wm.  dry  goods  store,  104  av  Pratt  st 
AVoods  Jeptha,  carpenter.  Sugar  alley,  e  of  Charles  st 
Woods  mrs  Charlotte,  s  termination  of  Paca 
Woods  mrs  Mary  Ann,  Pitt  st  s  side,  near  Exeter 
Woods  mrs  Matilda,  Tripolet's  alley 
Woods  Luther,  carpenter.  Park  lane,  w  of  Cove  st 
Woods  mrs  Ruth,  Richmond  st  s  of  Tyson 
Woods  Joshua,  cordwainer,  87  Pitt  st 
Woods  Samuel,  whitewasher.  Low  st  vv  of  Exeter 
Woods  John,  shoe  store,    Eutaw  st  n  of  Lexington,  dw 

Fayette  st  s  of  Hampton 
Woods  Zachariah,  carter.  Busy  alley,  w  of  Hanover  st 
Woods  John,  24  Lexingion  st  s  of  Liberty  st 
Woodville  Wm.  auditor  of  Baltimore  and  Ohio  Uail 

Road,  30  Holliday  st 
Woodward  Wra.  shoemakerj  Hillen  st  near  Potter       ^ 


WRI  MatchelVs  Baltimore  400 

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Woodward  Thomas,   hack  owner  and  tavern   keeper, 

Swan  St  horse  market  space 
Woodward  Capt.  Amos,  28  Union  st 
Woodward  mrs  Mary,  spinner,  Fiercest  w of  Chatsworth 
Woodward   Abraham,   proprietor  of  Fountain   IStables, 

Fayette  st  w  of  Charles;  dw  39  Fayette  st 
Woodworth  mrs  Susan,  Eutaw  st  w  side,  n  of  Camden  st 
iWoodyard  Polly,  washer,  29  Union  st 
AVoodyear  J  arard,  laborer,  Lerew's  alley,  s  of  Richmond 
Woodj'ear  Edward  G.  attorney  at  law,  6  St  Paul's  st  of- 
fice Fayette  st 
Woodyear  mrs  T.  Fayette  st  3d  door  w  of  Holliday  st 
jWoodyear  Jefferson,  wagoner,  Union  st  near  Penn.  ar. 
Wooldrake  Shadrach,  carter,  intersection  of  Washington 

and  Columbia  sts 
Woolfolk  Austen,  purchaser  negroes,  Pratt,  near  rail  road 
Woolford  James,  tavern,  8*2  McElderry's  wharf 
Vv^'oolford  mrs  Nancy,  washer,  Pinkney  st  near  Bond 
Woollen  Flobinson,  cooper,  56  South  st  dw  19  n  Exeter 
Woollen  Zacliariah,  firm  House  &  Woollen,  dw  coruef 

of  Charles  stand  Welcome  alley 
Woollen  James,  cooper,  jMulberry  st  near  Park 
Woollet  John,  grocer,  28  corner  of  Pitt  and  Temple  sts 
Woolsey  Richard,  painter,  92  Pitt  st 
Wootten  Richard,  block  maker,  liar.  av.  n  of  Forest  st 
Working   Frederick,  ornamental   painter,   Busy   aller^ 

near  Charles  st 
Worrell  Thomas,  blacksmith,  4  Alice  Anna  st  w  of  Mar- 
ket, shop  Thames  st 
Worrell  John,  market  dealer,  8  Potter  st  n  of  Gay 
iWorrell  Henry,  laborer,  Guilford's  alley,  near  Light  st 
Worthington  Henry,  saddle  and   harness  maker,   25  n 

Gay  st  near  Front 
Worthington  Absalom,  laborer,  Wolf  st  near  Gough 
Worthington  Geo.  laborer.  Pearl  st  near  Columbia 
Worthington  Charles,  commission  merchant,  Commerce 

st  dw  129  s  Charles  st 
Worthington  AV.  G.  D.  counsellor   at  law  and   commis- 
sioner of  insolvent  debtors,  Aisquith  st  2d  door  n  of 
Orleans,  office  court  house 
iWorthington  John  P.  porter,  Eutaw  st  n  of  Lee 
jWorthington  Eliza,  s  end  Scott  st 
tWorthington  John,  laborer,  Douglass  stnear  Potter 
jWorthington  Cassandra,  Exeter  st  e  side,  s  of  French 
Wren  — ~  e  end  of  Wilk  st  n  side 
Wren  Christopher,  15  Fleet  st 
Wright  Doctor  T.  H.  Fayette  st  near  Howard,  s  side 
Wright  Wm.  grocer,  Gay  st  e  of  Mott 
Wright  John,  boot  and  shoe  maker,  40  n  Howard  st 
Wright  James,  laborer,  Argyle  alley,  near  Fleet  st 


401  Director,  1831.  YAT 

Wright  John,  stone  niason,  Ross  st  near  iJiddle  alley 
Wright  mrs  Martha,  s  end  of  Caroline  st  w  side 
Wright  John,  cordwainer,  Chamberlain  all.  near  Eutaw 
Wright  Lloyd,  cordwainer,  Eden  st  near  e  Baltimore 
Wfjght  Wm.  laborer,  QQ  Harrison  st 
Wright  mrs  Ann,  tutoress,  Bank  st  s  of  Ann 
Wright  mrs  Elizabeth,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Wright  Edward,  proprietor  of  Pratt  st  Hotel,  14  w  Pratt 
Wright  mrs  Susan,  Montgomery  st  e  of  Light 
Wright  Joel,  book  binder  and  machine  ruler,  over  ne  cor 
Howard  &  Fayette  sts;  d  w  Jefferson  row,  Conway  st 
Wright  Luther,  shingle  dresser,  10  Comet  st 
Wright  Doctor  T.  H.  Fayette  st  bet  Howard  and  Park 
Wright  Henry,  private  boarding  house,  24  South  st 
fWright  Mary,  Chaisty's  alley,  n  of  Union  st 
|Wright  Samuel,  brick  maker,  Hull's  lane,  near  Aisquith 
tWright  Wm.  laborer,  Homespun  alley,  w  of  Howard  st 
jWright  Dorsey,  laborer,  East  st  near  Douglass 
t  Wright  Shadrack,  Doctor's  lane,  near  Harford  avenue 
|Wright  Tom,  brick  maker,  Guilford's  al.  near  Charles  st 
fWright  Edward,  drayman,  Bank  lane,  e  of  Potter  st 
tWright  Emory,  laborer.  Centre  st  w  of  St  Paul's 
Writer  mrs  Catherine,  rear  of  79  Hanover  st 
Wulff'  J.  H.  saddler,  Baltimore  st  s  side,  w  of  Pine 
Wurley  Valentine,  instrument  maker,  Baltimore  w  of  Pine 
W^att  Rev.  Wm.  E.  pastor  of  St  Paul's  Church,  Sara- 
toga st  opposite  Liberty  st 
Wyeth  Charles,  merchant,  dw  St  Paul's  st  s  of  Franklin 
Wyeth  6l  Norris,  French  dry  goods  merchants,  IGl  Bal- 
timore st 
Wygart  Andrew,  carter,  Richmond  st  near  Cathedral 
WygartCeo.  carter,  125  n  Eutaw  st 
Wyman  Barnet,  victualler,  Forest  st  near  French 
W^ynans  Ross,  Fayette  st  w  of  Pine 
Wynn  Christopher,  watchmaker  and  jeweller,  222i  Bal- 
timore st;  dw  Barnet  st 
Wynn  Lewis,  jeweller,  Baltimore  st;  dw  18  Barnet  st 
Wysham  John,  cordwainer,  East  st  w  side,  n  of  Pitt 
Wysham  Capt  E.  C.  flour  merchant,  cor  Eutaw  and  Bal- 
timore sts;  dw  Fayette  st  between  Eutaw  and  Paca 
Wyvill  Martin,  blacksmith,  Hillen  st  e  side,  near  East 
Wyvill  Marmaduke,  merchant  tailor,  136  Baltimore  st 

Yager  JOHN,  engineer  steam  boat,  Eden  st  Eside, 

near  Pitt 
Yager  Joseph,  bacon  merchant,  275  Baltimore  st  dw  19 

Park  st 
Yandt  Geo.  A.  wheelwright,  cor  Ensor  &  Monument  sts 
Yants  mrs  Frances,  Hollingsworth  st  2  doors  s  of  Water 
Yater  Hilliary,  cordwainer,  Aisquith  st  near  Holland 


YOU  Jlatclietth  Baltimore  402 

Yates  James^,  cordwainer,  Ensor  st  near  Forest 
Yates  Doctor  John  L.  76  x  Exeter 

lYates  Sandy,  iSecessity  alley,  bet  Exeter  and  Potter  sts 
t Yates  Perry, drayman,  Pratt  st  road,  w  of  AA  ashington  do 
Yearly  Alex,  accountant   in   Bank  of  Baltimore,  dw  77 

N  Green  st 
Yetirly  nirs  Mary  S.  "Wagon  alley,  w  of  Park  st 
Yearly  Edward,  cabinet  maker,  corner  of  Bond  &  Bank 

sts;  dw  Bond,  n  of  Bank  st 
Yearly  Wm.  cooper,  w  Pratt,  e  of  Cove,  s  side 
Yeates  mrs  Ann,  milliner,  se  corner  Gay  and  East  sts 
Yeates  mrs  Catherine,  tailoress,  se  corner  Gay  &o  East  sts 
Yengle  Andreas,  laborer,  Baltimore  st  near  Creen 
Y'erkes  miss  Eliza  Y\'.  seamstress.  Maiden  Lane 
Yetman  John,  saddler,  16  Albermarle  st 
Yetraan  Wm.  carpenter,  Eiitaw  st  near  Lombard 
Yetto  Diedrick,  gardener.  Hill  st  near  Sharp 
Yetts  Dennis,  constable,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Yost  AA  m.  boot  maker,  Lunn's  lane,  near  Conway  st 
Yoiice  Charles  W.  city  bailitf,  Holliday  st  x  of  S'aratoga 
YoLice  John  P.  brewer,  Holliday  st  x  of  Saratoga 
Young  McClintock,   attorney  at  law,  Court  house  lane, 
dw  Eutaw  st  E  side,  between  Mulberry  &  Saratoga 
Young  Asa,  ship  carpenter,  Argyle  al.  near  Lancaster  st 
Young  mrs  Mary,  Hill  st  s  side,  near  Charles 
Young  Wm.  J.  S.  mariner,  Argyle  alley,  x  of  Wilk  st 
Young  John,  carpenter,  BaltimoVe  st  wof  Cove 
Young  VN'm.  carpenter,  Aisquith  st  x  of  Orleans 
Young  Larkin,  carpenter,  Baltimore  st  w  of  Cove 
Young  James,  printer,  High  st  4  doors  x  of  Stiles 
Young  rS icholas,  cordwainer,  15  Saratoga  st  w  of  Park 
Young  Wm.  S.  constable,  145  AViik  st 
Young  mrs  Isabella,  Cove  st  bet  Pierce  and  Franklin 
Young  Wm.  sen.  surveyor  of  vessels,  dwBond,xof  Wiik 
Young  V\'m.  tinner,  AA  ine  st  bet  Fayette  (Sc.  Lexington stg 
Young  mrs  Susan  W.  Pratt  st  bet  Spring  and  Caroline 
Young  Elhanan,  clerk  to  insolvent  commissioners,  Pearl 

st  3d  door  s  of  Franklin  st 
Young  Frederick,  rope  maker,  Harford  st  near  Bank 
Young  Henry,  Concord  st  s  of  Pratt  st 
Young  Samuel,  laborer,  AVolf  alley,  near  Conway  st 
Young  mrs  Sophia  Rosanna,  midwife,  103  Camden  st 
Young  Samuel,  bookseller  and  justice  of  peace,  dw  27 

N  Charles  st 
Young  John  A.  York  avenue,  e  side 
Young  mrs  Elizabeth,  tavern  keeper^  corner  Hngbes's 

quay  and  Light  st 
Young  Thomas,  weaver,  Cathedral  st  or  Falls  turnpike 
Young  Jehu,  proprietor  of  Hand  Tavern,   Paca  st  b© 
tween  Saratoga  and  Lexington  sta 


403  Director,  1831.  -ZWI 


Young  mrs  Harriet,  Pine  st  bet  Franklin  and  George  sta 
Young  John,  carpenter,  4  Temple  st 
Young  John  jr.  carpenter,  4  Temple  st 
|Young  mrs  Louisa,  L.  Hampstead,  e  of  Market  st 
|: Young  Lloyd,  drayman,  Wagon  all.  e  of  Park  st 
t  Young  Richard,  alley  e  of  Baltimore  st  near  Eden 
tYoung  John,  laborer,  Mulberry  st  n  side,  near  Howard 
tYoung  Jacob,  whitewasher,  9  Douglass  st  near  East 
JYoung  Rachel,  Star  alley,  between  Wilk  and  Fleet  sta 
|Young  Joseph,  blacksmith,  Howard  st  near  Conway 
tYoung  Abigail,  Potter  st  n  of  Douglass 
t  Young  Joseph,  laborer,  Covest  near  Pratt 
|Young  Ben,  brickmaker,  Conway  st  n  side,  near  HowaJd 
lYoung  Joseph,  laborer,  Short  alley,  e  of  Short  st 
Younger  Edw.  carpenter,  Ensor  st  near  Har.  av. 
Younger  mrs  Ann,  Charles  st  near  Honey  alley 
Younger  Ira  F.  merchant,  corner  of  Pinkney  and  Bond 
Younger  Jasper,  plough  and   fan  maker,  Granby  st  be- 
tween Exeter  and  Gough  sts 
Younger  Richard,  bricklayer,  Pearl  st  near  Mulberry 
Youngman  John,  huxter,  Biddle  st  w  of  Penn  av. 
Younker  Francis,  chair  maker,  32  Water  st  near  Gay, 

dw  sw  corner  of  East  and  Pitt  sts 
Youse  George,  carpenter.  Park  lane,  n  of  Lexington 
Youse  Simon,  tinner,  Park  st  n  of  Lexington 

KaCHARAY  SANDY,  pilot,  nw  corner  of  Anne  &, 

Lancaster  sts 
Zachary  Wm.  pilot,  Pratt  st  bet  Spring  and  Caroline  sts 
Zane  Joseph,  cooper,  w  side  Fell  st 
Zane  Peter,  cooper,  111  Bond  st 
Zell  Christian,  Penn.  av.  near  George  st 
Zell  Henry,  huckster,  Penn.  av.  near  George  st 
Zell  John,  grocer,  Penn.  av.  near  Union  st 
Zell  Peter,  victualler,  sw  corner  Saratoga  and  Rock  sts 
Ziegler   Conrad,   victualler,  n  of  Steiger's  blacksmith 

shop,  w  end  of  Baltimore  st 
Zigler  W.  victualler,  Pratt  st  e  of  Cove 
Zimmerman  mrs  Mary,  huckster,  Dutch  al  w  of  Park  st 
Zimmerman  Jacob,  wagon  maker,Franklin,Eof  Howaud 
Zimmerman  John,  carpenter,  George  st  near  Pearl 
Zimmerman  S.  blacksmith,  Holland  st  w  of  Harford  run 
Zimmerman  George,  cedar  cooper,  Franklin  row,    3d 

house  w  of  Chatsworth  st,  shop  Hillen,  near  Forest 
Zock  Francis,  grocery  and  liquor  store,  Baltimore  st  w 

of  Green 
Zollickoffer  Doctor  Wm.  vaccine  agent,  128  Hanover  al 
Zorn  mrs  Mary,  tailoress,  90  n  Exeter  st 
Zouber  Henry,  brewer,  Preston  st  near  Ross 
Zwisele  P.  grocer,  corner  of  Potter  and  Douglass  ste 


A  CATALOGUE 


Atenues,  Streets,  Lanes,  Alleys,   Squaree,  Markeii^ 
and   JVharveSj 

IN  THE  CITY  OF  BALTIMORE. 

As  enlarged  by  the  Commissioners  appointed  by  the  Legislator* 
of  Maryland,  and  laid  down  by  their  Surveyor,  Thomas  H. 
PoppLtTioy, 


Adams 

Aisquith  N. 

Aisquith 

Albermarle 

Alice  Annu 

Allen 

Amity 

Andre 

Armistead 

Armstrong 

Ann 

Arundle 

Ackworth 

Addison 

Allison 

Apple 

Argylo 


STREETS. 
Jnun  W  B  Line 
E  John 
E  Baltimore 
Plowman 
Union  Dock 
"Winder 
Saratoga 
Patapsco  River 

do 

do 
N  W  Branch 
Ostend 

ALLEYS. 

Adams 
N  B  Line 
K  Pratt 
N  B  Line 
do 

B 


Baker 

Balderston 

Baltimore 

Bank 

Barclay,  Great 

Barclay,  Little 

Barnet 

Barney 

Barre 

Bath 

Bayard 

Bayley 

Beaion 

Belle  Air  »r. 

Belt 

1 


STREETS. 
W  B  Une 
Light 
E  B  Line 
Exeter 
E  Falls  av. 
E  Falls  av. 
N  Charles 
Middle  Branch 
S  Cove 
N  Calvert 
James 
Patapsco  R. 
V  W  Branch 
E  Monument 
Warren 


/oC  hats  worth 
N  B  Line 
Harford  av. 
City  Dock 
E  B  Line 
N  W  Branch 
Ramsay 
N  VV  Branch 

do 

do 
N  B  Line 
Middle  Branch 

Gwinn's  Falla 

Steuben 

Basin 

Shakspeare 

Lancaster 


N  B  Line 

Grant 

W  A  Line 

E  B  Line 

N  B  Line 

Eager 

N  Sharp 

Lawrence 

Light- St.  wharf 

French 

Middle  Branch 

N  W  Branch 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Donaldson 


Belvidere        from  N  Biddle               to  York  av. 

Benjamin 

Patapsco  R 

N  W  Branch 

Bentalou 

Gwinn's  Falls 

W  B  Line 

Biddle 

George 

E  B  Line 

Block 

W  Falls  av. 

Thames 

Bloom 

N  Carey 

N  B  Line 

Bolton 

Biddle 

N  B  Line 

Bond 

N  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Bowly 

E  Market  sp,  whf. 

W  Falls  av. 

Boyie 

Webster 

N  W  Branch 

Brune 

Franklin 

Adams 

Beuren 

Madison 

French 

Burke 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Burrows 

Clagett 

N  W  Branch 

Bush 

James 

Middle  Branch 

Butler 

Webster 

N  W  Branch 

Byrd 

West 

LANES. 

Patapsco  River 

Bank 

N  Charles 

N  Calvert 

Beaufort 

N  Calvert 

Courtlandt 

Beaurand 

St  Paul 

ALLEYS. 

Gravel  Alley 

Baker 

N  B  Line 

Bloom 

Barlow 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Cross 

Baxter 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Bedford 

Camden 

Peace  Alley 

Bell 

Davis 

North 

Beven 

Henrietta 

Hamburg 

Biddle 

Ross 

Biddle 

Blackberry 

M'Donough 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Bland 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Stockholm 

Bottle 

Cove 

Hanover  Market 

Bouldin 

Cumberland 

W  Lanvale 

Bower 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Bradford' 

E  Townsend 

Hudson 

Breidebaugh 

E  Saratoga 

W  Falls  av. 

Brewer 

Lanvale 

W  Hoffman 

Brice 

Lorman 

Herkimer 

Bruce 

N  B  Line 

Warrington 

Burgundy 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Lunn's  Lane 

Busy 

S  Eutaw 

c 

STREETS. 

S  Charles 

Cable 

Commerce 

Spear*s  wharf 

Calhoun 

James 

N  B  Line 

Calvert 

Pratt 

do 

Canal,  Great 

Harford  av. 

City  Dock 

Canal,  Little 

E  Lanvale 

N  B  Line 

Camden 

S  Paca 

Light  St.  wharf 

Cannon 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Canton  from 

Carey 

Caroline 

Carroll 

Cathedra:! 

Centre 

Charles 

Chase 

Chatham 

Chatsworth 

Cheapside 

Chesapeake 

Chestnut 

Chester 

Chew 

Chop  tank 

Clagett 

Clare 

Clement 

Clemm 

Cole 

Colt 

Columbia 

Comet 

Commerce 

Concord 

Conn 

Constitution,  Great 

Constitution,  Little 

Conway 

Cooke 

Cookse 

Courtland 

Cove 

Covington 

Covington  Place 

Cox 

Cromwell 

Cross 

Cumberland 

Camden 
Church 
Court  House 
Commerce 
Crooked 

Callender 
Carpenter 
Carter 


N  W  Branch         to 

James 

Dock 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Mulberry 

N  Howard 

N  B  Line 

Cathedral 

AV  B  Line 

W  Lexington 

E  VVater 

H  W  Branch 

E  Market,  S  whf. 

N  AV  Branch 

Stirling 

N  W  Branch 

Lawrence 

James 

S  Sharp 

Boyle 

W'B  Line 

E  Oliver 

S  Paca 

Aisquith 

E  Water 

Fish  Market  Sp. 

Wilks 

Belvidere 

Madison 

Cove 

W  B  Line 

Patapsco  R. 

Lexington 

Pennsylvania  av. 

N  W  Branch 

S  end  of  Covington 

N  W  Branch 

Middle  Branch 

Ramsey 

N  Calhoun 

LANES. 
Camden 
W  Saratoga 
Monument  Square 
Second 
W  Fayette 

ALLEYS. 
W  Baltimore 
Cove 
N  B  Line 


N  B  Line 

do 

do 
Cross 
N  B  Line 
French 

Middle  Branch 
E  B  Line 
James 
Cove 
E  Pratt 
N  B  Line 
Union  wharf 
N  B  Line 
E  B  Line 
N  B  Line 
Neale 

Middle  Branch 
Fort  M'Henry 

do 
James 
N  B  Line 
Washington  av. 
Pitt 
Basin 
Wilkes 
Locust 
Truxton 
French 

Light  St.  wharf 
Cove 

N  W  Branch 
Franklin 
S  Eutaw 
Donaldson 

St. 

N  W  Branch 
Patapsco  R. 
N  W  Branch 
N  B  Line 

liottle  alley 
St  Paul 
St  Paul 
E  Water 
W  Lexington 


Columbia 
S  Howard 
E  Hoffman 


C.8tle 

from  N  B  Line 

to  Fleet 

Cathedral 

N  Charles 

Cathedral 

Cecil 

Middle  Branch 

Little  Montgomery 

Cedar 

W  Hoffman 

Preston 

Centre 

Fayette 

Dutch  alley 

Chamberlam 

N  Eutaw 

Eager  alley 

Chapel 

M 111  berry 

Little  Pleasant 

Cherry- 

W  Kiddle 

E  Eager 

Chesapeake 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Chestnut 

Cove 

Middle  Sranch 

China 

Middle  Branch 

Lee 

Claret 

Cove 

Middle  Branch 

ClarksoTv 

AVest 

Middle  Branch 

Clagelt 

Adams 

FrankUn 

College 

Mulberry 

W  Saratoga 

Cowper 

N  Liberty 

N  Eutaw 

Creek 

Hamburg^ 

Middle  Branch 

Cross 

N  Green 

N  Paca 

Curtia 

Thompson 

Franklin 

Cider 

Penn 

S  Howard 

Cypres* 

Lombard- 
D 

STREETS. 

Bottle  alley 

David 

Patapsco  R 

N  W  Braweh 

Davis 

E  Lexington 

E  Centre 

Decatur 

Patapsco  R 

N  W  Branch 

Decker 

W  Chace 

N  B  Line 

Dillon 

N  W  Branch 

E  B  Line 

Divisioa 

W  Biddle 

N  B  Line 

Dock 

Draw  Bridge 

Bond 

Dolphui 

Cove  and  Adams 

W  Oliver 

Donaldsoa 

Middle  Branch 

Patapsco  R 

Dorsey 

do 

do            L 

Douglass 

Exeter 

LANE. 

Aisquith 

Dark 

St  Paul 

ALLEYS. 

N  Calvert 

Dawson 

Goodloe 

St  Peter 

Dexter 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Cross 

Dewberry 

Winchester 

Cole 

Dickson 

W  Mosher 

W  Lanvale 

Dove 

NBLine 

"\V  Townsend 

Duncan 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Dutch 

NPaca 

E 
STREETS. 

N  Liberty 

Eager 

Cathedral 

E  B  Line 

East 

French 

Baltimore 

East  avenue 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Eagle 

Eden 

EHicott 

Elliott 

Elk 

Elm 

Emory 

Ensor 

Etting 

Eutaw 

Exeter 

Exchange 

Eden 

Elbow 

Etna 

Eager 
Exchange 


from  W  B  Line 

Harford  avenue 

W  Pratt 

N  VV  Branch 

James 

W  I'ownsend 

German 

N  Gay 

Preston 

WBiddle 

French 

Second 

LANES. 

N  Eden 
S  Paca 
Harrison 

ALLEYS. 

Franklin 
Water 


to  James 
Citv  Dock 
W  Water 
E  B  Line 
Middle  Branch 
N  B  Line 
Columbia 
NBLine 
Baker 

Middle  Branch 
qity  Dock 
E  Waaler 


N  Canal 

Cove 

N  Frederick 

Saratoga 
Stable  alley 


Falls 

Falls  avenue 

Fawn 

Fayette 

Federal 

Fell 

Ferry 

Fleet 

Forest 

Fountain 

Fort 

Fort  avenue 

Franklin 

Frederick 

Frederick  avenue 

French 

Front 

Fulton 

Franklin 
French 


Falls 

Fleet 

French 

Forest 

Foster 


STREETS. 
E  Falls  avenue 
E  &  W  City  Dock 
President 
W  B  Line 
Cathedral 
Thames 
Middle  Branch 
E  Falls  avenue 
E  John 
Washington 
Middle  Branch 
Jackson 
W  B  Line 
Pratt 

W  Baltimore 
Bath  and  Front 
Bath  and  French- 
Jamea 

LANES. 
EW-ater 
S  Charles 

ALLEYS. 

N  B  Line 
Hammond's  alley 
French>]ane 
W  Baltimore 
Wilson 


Constitution 

N  B  Line 

Exeter 

NGay 

E  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Patapsco  R 

E  B  Line 

N  Canal 

Chester 

Jackson 

Fort  M«Henry 

W  Falls  avenue 

NGay 

WB  Line 

Forest 

E  Water 

N  B  Line 


E  Praft 
Light 

E.J^jhn 
City  Deck 
Wine  aljley 
Gwinn's  Falls 
W  Biddle 


STREETS. 

Gaines             fnm  Patapsco  R          /o  N  W  Branch 

Garden 

W  Madison 

N  B  Line 

Garrett 

Patapsco  R 

N  W  Branch 

Gates 

Warren 

Patapsco  R 

Gay 

E  Pratt 

E  Monument 

George 

Pennsylvania  avcn 

.  N  Cove 

German,  Great 

S  Cove 

S  Sharp 

Geiman,  Little 

S  Sharp 

S  Charles 

Gibson 

Biddle 

N  B  Line 

Gilmor 

James 

N  Calhoun 

Gist 

N  E  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Gold 

N  Calhoun 

N  B  Line 

GoodloB 

\V  B  Line 

Cove 

Gough 

Granby 

E  B  Line 

Gran  by 

E  Falls  avenue 

S  Canal 

Grant 

W  Baltimore 

W  Pratt 

Greene 

Franklin 

Welcome  alley 

GreenNvillow 

Chatsworth 

Pennsylvania  avea. 

Grundy 

Biddle 

N  B  Line 

Gunpowder 

James 

Middle  Branch 

Guilfoid 

South 

ALLEYS. 

Franklin  lane 

Glover 

N  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Gillingham 

S  Howard 

Lombard 

Goldsmith 

N  B  Line 

Scammel 

Goodman 

West 

Middle  Branch 

Goodwin 

N  Sharp 

Crooked  lane 

Gravel 

W  Saratoga 

Franklin 

Granville 

N  B  Line 

E  Federal 

Grocers* 

Robert 

H 
STREETS. 

Moylan 

Hall 

West 

Patapsco  R 
N  W  Branch 

Hamburg 

Cross 

Hamilton 

Park 

Hargrove  alley 

Hamstead,  Great  Bond 

E  B  Line 

Hamstead,  Little  Canal 

Bond 

Hammond 

Middle  Branch 

Patapsco  R 

Hanover 

W  Baltimore 

Middle  Branch 

Haw 

SCove 

Emory 

Hawk 

E  Centre  M  Sp. 

,    Falls  avenue 

Harford  avenue 

1    Forest 

N  B  Line 

Harper 

Patapsco  R 

N  W  Branch 

Harriion 

Baltimore 

NGay 

Haubert 

Patapsco  R 

Middle  Br^n^h 

NW  Branch 

Htath 

Wetotes 

Henrietta     from 

Henry 

Herkimer 

High 

Hill 

Hillen 

Hoffman 

Holland 

Holliday 

Hollins 

HoUingsworth 

Hospital  Square 

Howard 

Hudson 

Hugh 

Hughes,  Great 

Hughes,  Little 

Hull 

Hull 
Harmony 

Halfmoon 

Hammond 

Hanson 

Happy 

Hargrove 

Hartways 

High 

Holbrook 

Holland 

Hollins 

HoUingsworth 

Homespun 

Hope 

Hudson 

Hunter 


Light 

N  W  Branch 

Gwinn's  Falls 

French 

S  Howard 

E  Fall's  avenue 

Chatsworth 

Aisquith 

Baltimore 

VV  B  Line 

W  Water 


to  Warren 
Patapsco  R 
James 
Wilks 
Light 
Monument 
E  B  Line 
Pitt 

Monument 
Cove 
W  Pratt 


Inclosing  the  Hospital 
Cathedral  Middle  Branch 


N  W  Branch 
Locust 
Light 
S  Sharp 
Patapsco  R 

LANES. 
Aisquith 
NCove 

ALLEYS. 
Potter 
Caroline 
Gvvinn*s  Falls 
N  B  Line 

do 
W  Baltimore 
Aisquith 
N  B  Line 

do 
W  Townsend 
W  Pratt 
Cove 
Warren 
N  B  Line 

do 


E  B  Line 
Basin 
do 
Light 
N  W  Branch 

Forest 
Schroeder 

Forest 

Spring 

Cross 

Lancaster 

Franklin 

Little  German 

Canal 

E  Biddle 

E  Eagle 

Ramsey 

Matthews 

S  Sharp 

Hamburgh 

W  John 

Read 


Jackson 

James 

Jefferson 

Jephson 

John 

Johnson 

Jonei 


STREETS. 
N  W  Branch 
Gwinn's  Falls  . 
Aisquith 
Middle  Branch 
N  B  Line 
N  W  Branch 
P&tapsco  R 


Patapsco  R 
Schroeder 
E  B  Line 
Patapsco  R 
E  B  Line 
Patapsco  R 
N  W  BraBch 


Jenkins 
Jordon 


Kelso 
Kent 

Kimmell 


Lancaster 

Lanvale 

Laurens 

Lawrence 

Leadenhall 

Lee 

Luzerne 

Lexington 

Liberty 

Light 

Locust 

Lombard 

Lorman 

Low 

Lowman 

Lloyd 

Ludlow 

Long 

Lovely 

Lunn's 

Latrobe 

Lerew's 

Liberty 

Light 

Livery 

Liverpool 

Long 

Lovegrove 

Lumber 


M'Clellan 
M*Comas 


ALLEYS. 

from  Laurens 
Piesstnian 


to  W  Biddle 
do 


K 
STREETS. 
Middle  Branch 
James 

ALLEY. 
W  Lexington 
L 
STREETS. 
E  Falls  avenue 
VVBLine 
Pennsylvania  av. 
Patapsco  R 
Lit.  Montgomery 
Cove 

N  W  Branch 
W  B  Line 
Mulberry 
Baltimore 
E  Market  Sp  w'f 
S  Cove 
W  B  Line 
E  Falls  avenue 
Patapsco  R 
E  Baltimore 
Lawrence 

LANES. 
Holland 
S  Calvert 
S  Paca 

ALLEYS. 

Gwinn's  Falls 
W  Saratoga 
E  Madison 
Light 
Front 
Camden 
Ross 
N  B  Line 
Bowley 
M 
STREETS. 
W  Baltimore 
Middle  Branch 


Patapsco  R 
Gwinn's  Fails 

Wagon  alley 


E  B  Line 

do 
Grundy 
N  W  Branch 
Middle  Branch 
Light  St.  wharf 
N  B  Line 
North 
S  Howard 
Ostend 
Union  wharf 
Hanover 
Cove 
Aisauith 
N  VV  Branch 
Granby 
N  W  Branch 

Short  alley 

South 

Conway 

Scott 

Richmond 

Beuren 

Grant 

E  Falls  avenue 

Peace 

Lexington 

W  Madison 

Wilk 


W  Fayette 
Patapsco  R 


M'Culloch    from 

M'ElcJerry,  Great 

M'Elderry,  JJttle 

M'Henry 

M'Kim 

M'Mechin 

Macdonough 

Madison 

Magazine 

Manokin 

Market 

Marshall 

Martin 

Matthews 

Mercer 

Merriott 

Mil) 

Moale 

Monroe 

Montgomery,  Gt. 

Montgomery,  Lit. 

Mount 

Monument 

Monument  Sq« 

Mosher 

Mott 

Moylan 

Muliikin 

Mulberry 

Maiden 
Market 

M  a  son 

Madeira 

Meeting-house 

Mill-house 

Moore 

Morris 

Morton 

M'llenry 


W  Biddle  10  Gold 

Hospital  Square   E  B  Line 

Aisquith 

W  B  Line 

Madison 

Pennsylvania  av. 

W  B  Line 


N  B  Line 

Webster 

James 

N  W  Branch 

Ostend 

Patapsco  R 

S  Calvert 

Light 

N  W  Branch 

E  Pratt 

Middle  Branch 

James 

Hanover 

S  Eutaw 

Macdonough 

Ross  and  Paca 


Hospital  Square 

Cove 

N  B  Line 

W  Oliver 

James 

E  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Gvvinn's  Falls 

N  B  Line 

Patapsco  R 

N  W  Branch 

Grant 

S  Calvert 

N  W  Branch 

Basin 

N  VV  Branch 

W  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

Hanover 

North  West 

E  B  Line 


Enclosing  the  Baltimore  Monument 


W  B  Line 
Ensor 
N  Cove 
Canal 
W  B  Line 

LANES. 
Aisquith 
W  Baltimore 

ALLEYS. 
Robert 
N  B  Line 
N  Eutaw 
Front 


Elm 

Low 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Market 

N  Calvert 

East 
Mulberry 

W  Biddle 
N  W  Branch 
Long  alley 
E  Falls  avenue 


Nanticoke 

Neale 

Neiglibour 

New 

New  Church 


Pennsylvania  av.  W  Madison 
Bloom  W  Biddle 

W  Madison  N  B  Line 

Holiins  St  Peter 

N 
STREETS. 

Gwinn's  Falls 
N  W  Branch 
M'Kirn 
NPaca 


N  Sharp 


Crosf? 

Patapsco  R 
Harford  avenue 
N  Eutaw 
Crooked  lane 


10 


Nicholson    from  N  W  Branch     ^o  N  W  Branch 

North        '-- 

E  Baltimore 

N  B  Line 

North  West 

VV  B  Line 

North  avenue 

Norfolk 

Wells 

Patapsco  R 

North  avenue 

E  B  Line 
ALLEYS. 

W  B  Line 

Necessity 

High 

Potter 

Norris 

Presstman 
0 
STREETS. 

Rutledge 

Oak 

N  B  Line 

W  Federal  ' 

Ogston 

Franklin 

Chatsworth 

Oliver 

N  B  Line 

E  B  Line 

Orchard 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Madison 

Orleans 

Belle-Air  M  Sp. 

N  B  Line 

Ostend 

Perry 

N  W  Branch 

O'Donnell 

N  W  Branch 
ALLEYS. 

E  B  Line 

Orbel 

N  B  Line 

E  Eager 

Orange 

North 

P 
STREETS. 

NGay 

Paca 

Cove 

Monument 

Park 

Richmond 

N  Liberty 

Parkin 

Lexington 

Cross 

Patapsco 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Patterson 

E  Pratt 

Basin 

Patuxent 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Payson 

James 

do 

Pearl 

Pennsylvania  av. 

W  Baltimore 

Penn 

German 

Haw 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Franklin 

N  B  Line 

Perry 

Middle  Branch 

Cove 

Philpot 

Point 

Thames 

Pierce 

N  Schroeder 

Pearl 

Pine 

George 

German 

Pitt 

E  Falls  avenue 

E  B  Line 

Pinkney 

Canal 

do 

Pleasant,  Great 

N  Charles 

Hollidav 

Pleasant,  Little 

Park 

N  Charles 

Plowman 

High 

E  Falls  avenue 

Point 

Dock 

N  W  Branch 

Portland 

S  Cove 

Columbia 

Porter 

Clacelt 

N  W  Branch 

Potomac 

N  W  Branch 

N  B  Line 

Potter 

French 

Pitt 

Poppleton 

Ramsey 

Franklin 

Pratt 

Presbury 

President 

Presstman 

Preston 

Prosser 

Pulaski 

Putnam 

Park 

Parrish 

Patapsco 

Peace 

Peach 

Pinkney 

Plover 

Plum 

Port 

Primrose 

Proctor 


Race 

Ramsay 

Randall 

Read 

Reese 

Republican 

Reynolds 

Richardson 

Richmond, 

Ridgely 

River 

Robert 

Robinson 

Rock 

Ross 

Russell 

Rutledge 

Ruxton 

Russell 

Rose 
Run 

Russell 
Rutter 


11 

from  W  B  Line         to 

do 
E  Pratt 
W  B  Line 
Pennsylvania  av. 
Patapsco  R 
Gwinn's  Falls 
James 

LANE. 
N  Green 

ALLEYS. 
Baker 
Henrietta 
Lunn's  lane 
Middle  Branch 
Gwinn's  Falls 
Centre 

Middle  Branch 
N  B  Line 
S  Charles 
N  B  Line 
R 

STREETS. 
S  Charles 
W  B  Line 
Middle  Branch 
Cathedral 
Clagett 
James 
Patapsco  R 

do 
W  Biddle 
Middle  Branch] 
Ostend 
N  Cove 
Patapsco  R 
Fayette 
N  Howard 
Middle  Branch 
W  B  Line 
S  Charles 

LANE. 
Canal 

ALLEYS. 
N  B  Line 
Saratoga 
Gwinn's  Falls 
M'Mechen 


E  B  Line 

N  Calhonn 

City  Dock 

Garden 

John 

N  W  Branch 

W  B  Line 

Middle  Branch 

Republican 

Chatham 

Middle  Branch 

Light  St.  wharf 

Lit.  Montgomery 

Cross 

Richmond 

Lit.  Montgomery 

N  W  Branch 

Light 

E  Chase 


M  iddle  Branch 

Cove 

Webster 

North 

N  VV  Branch 

Cooke 

N  W  Branch 

do 
Cathedral 
Cove 
Clement 
Bolton 

N  W  Branch 
Saratoga 
N  B  Line       ~ 
Cove 
James 
Light 

Eden 

N  W  Branch 
Park  lane 
Cross 
Dolphin 


n 


Si  Mary 

Ht  Paul 

St  Peter 

Sadtler 

Salisbury 

Sarah  Ann 

Saratoga 

Sassafras 

Scammel 

Schroeder 

Scott 

Second 

Severn 

Shakspeare 

Sharp 

Short 

Silver 

Smallvvood 

Smith 

South 

Spring 

Sterett 

Stevenson 

Stiles 

Strieker 

Stirling 

Stockholm 

Steuart 

Steuben 

Sullivan 

Suffolk 

Swan 

Smith 

St  Peter 

Shields 

Short 

Slemmer 

Smith 

Somerset 

Stable 

Strange 

Star 

Sterett 


streets: 

frotn  Pennsyl'a  av.    to 
W  Baltimore 
Parkin 
Warren 
High 
N  Cove 
W  B  Line 
Gwinn's  Falls 
W  B  Line 
James 
Hollins 
South 

Gwinn's  Falls 
Bond 

Little  Pleasant 
Jefferson 
Canal 

Gwinn's  Falls 
Cove 
Baltimore 
City  Dock 
M'Henry 
Clagett 

E  Falls  avenue 
James 
Mott 
James 
Patapsco  R 
W  B  Line 

do 
Heath 
Centre  Market 

LANE. 
Smith's  wharf 
ALLEYS. 
Parkin 

Chatsworth  Mkt. 
Short 
Granby 
SGay 
E  John 
E  Pratt 
M'Clellan 
N  B  Line 
Sterett 


W  Madison 

N  B  Line 

Sterett 

Donaldson 

S  Canal 

Chatsworth 

N  Gay 

Cross 

James 

Lanvale 

West 

Centre  Market 

Scott 

Market 

Middle  Branch 

Orleans 

Spring 

W  B  Line 

Pennsylvania  av. 

Basin 

N  B  Line 

Cove 

N  W  Branch 

S  Canal 

N  Calhoun 

E  Eagle 

Leadenhall 

N  W  Branch 

NGay 

James 

Patapsco  R 

W  Falls  avenue 

Buchanan's  wharf 

Sterett 

W  Biddle 

Canal 

Wilks 

S  Frederick 

E  Madison 

Water 

N  Charlei 

Fleet 

Scott 


Stockton 
Stoddart 
Strawberry 
Sugar 


Temple 

Tenant 

Thames 

Thompson 

Toone 

Towson 

Tovvnsend 

Trinity 

Truxton 

Tripolet 
Tyson 


Union 
Upton 

Union 
Uhler 


Vine 

Valley 

Vincent 
Vulcan  called 
New  Church  st 


Waesche 
Wallace 
Wansbeck 
Walsh 
Warner 
Warren 
Warrington 
Water 
Washington 
Washington  av. 
Washington  sq. 
2 


13 

/ro7?f  Presstman 
Gold 

N  B  Line 
Hanover 
T 

STREETS. 
E  Baltimore 
W  B  Line 
Philpot 
W  B  Line 
N  VV  Branch 
Patapsco  R, 
W  B  Line 
Albemarle 
E  Falls  avenue 
ALLEYS. 
E  Baltimore 
N  Howard 
U 

STREETS. 
Pennsylvania  av. 
W  Townsend 

ALLEYS. 
Canal 
Hanover 
V 

STREETS. 
N  Cove 
Harford  avenue 

ALLEYS. 
Pressbury 

N  Sharp 

W 
STREETS. 
W  Saratoga 
Patapsco  K 
James 
Moylan 
Middle  Branch 
Light 
W  B  Line 
Light 

NW  Branch 
W  Pratt 


to  Eagle 
W  Biddle 
Dock 
N  W  Branch 


Pitt 

Cove 

N  W  Branch 

Cove 

E  B  Line 

N  W  Branch 

E  B  Line 

Exeter 

Forest 

Second 
Cathedral 


Ross 

Adams 

Strawberry  alley 
S  Charles 


Run  alley 
N  B  Line 

Sullivan 
Crooked  lane 


W  Lexington 
N  W  Branch 
Mosher 
Biddle 
Columbia 
N  W  Branch 
James  • 

S  Canal 
N  B  J.ine 
Gwinn's  Falls 


Encl'g  Washington  Monument 


14 


Ways 

from  Patapsco  R       <o  N  W  Branch 

Webster 

N  W  Branch 

Patapsco  R 

Welis 

Middle  Branch 

Lawrence 

West 

Scott 

N  W  Branch 

Whetstone 

Lawrence 

do 

Wicomico 

Gwinn's  Falls 

Scott 

William 

West 

Basin 

Wilks 

E  Mkt  Sp  Whf 

E  B  Line 

Wills 

Dock 

N  W  Branch 

Wilson 

Pennsylvania  av, 

.  Grundy 

Winchester 

W  B  Line 

Cove 

Wine 

S  Charles 

Light 

Winder 

Middle  Branch 

Clagett 

Wolfe 

N  B  Line 

Fell 

Wood 

South 

Bowly's  wharf" 

Wooster 

James 

ALLEYS. 

Middle  Branch 

Walnut 

Preston 

Preston 

Wagon 

N  Eutaw 

N  Liberty 

Welcome 

Warner 

Light  St  wharf 

Wilmor 

Chatsworth  Mkt 

George 

Williamson 

Hanover 

Light 

Wine 

Light 

Whie 

Wood 

Adams 

George 
Macdonough 

Woodyear 

N  West 
Y 

STREETS. 

York  S  Charles  Johnson 

York  avenue         Monu't  &,  Forest  N  B  Line 
Christopher  alley  S  Charles  Great  Race 


MARKETS. 

Belle-Air  N  Gay  Orleans 

Chatsworth  Place  Cove  Pennsylvaaia  av. 

Centre  E  Baltimore  E  Water 

Fell's  Point  Alice  Anna  Thames 

Fish  Centre  Market  W  Falls  avenue 

Hanover  Inters,  of  Hanover  &  Camden  sis 

Lexington  N  Green  N  Eutaw 

Richmond  Place  W  Biddle  Richmond 


15 


UTIARVES. 


from 


Belt's        hetioeen 
Bowly's        from 
Buchanan's 
Burke's     between 
Canal  stE&w/r. 
Chase's     hetween 
City  Around  City 
Cordery's  bctioeen 
Craig's&Barron's 
Custis's 
Despeaux's 
Donnell's 
Gibson's 
Jackson's 
Kerr's 
Lee  street 
Light  do 
Market  do 
Market  Sp  e  &  w 
Mezick's  between 
O'Donnel's  from 
Patterson's 
Pratt  street 
Price's      between 

Do 
Ramsay's 
Sheppard's 
Spear's         from 
Smith's 
South  street 
Tenant's  betioeen 
Union  from 

Waters's   betioeen 
Will's  street 


Ann 

and  Fell 

E  Pratt 

to  South 

Do 

Basin 

Market 

and  Ann 

Wilk's 

to  City  Dock 

Thames 

and  Bond 

Dock 

Wilk's 

and  Thames 

Thames 

Lancaster 

Lancaster 

Alice  Anna 

Point 

Wills 

Ann 

Fell 

Do 

Do 

Thames 

Bond 

Bond 

Market 

Light 

to  Johnson 

W  Pratt 

Lee 

Lower  end  of  Market  street 

E  Pratt 

Basin 

Market 

and  Ann 

Pratt 

xto  Basin 

Block 

Point 

Light 

Franklin  lane 

Ann 

and  Fell 

Fell 

Thames 

Thames 

and  Bond 

Bond 

Market 

E  Pratt 

to  Basin 

Do 

Do 

Bowly's  wharf      M'Clure's  dock 

Market 

and  Ann 

Wilk's 

to  Basin 

Fell 

and  Thames 

Lower  end  of  Wills  street. 

HOr81i:8  OF  WORSHIP. 

Roman  Cath.  Cathedral     Mulberry  &  Cathedral  sts. 


St.  Patrick's 

St.  Mary's 

St.  John's,  R.  C. 

St.  Peter's,  R.  C. 

St.  Paul's 

Christ 

Trinity 

St.  Peter's,  P.  Epis. 


Market 
Pennsylvania  avenue 
Saratoga  and  Park 
Do       N  Sharp 
Charles  and  Saratoga 
Baltimore  and  Front 
Trinity 
Sharp  and  German 


16 


Associated    Methodist 
Reform,  or  St.  John's 
Grace 

1st  Presbyterian 
2d        do 
3d       do 

Ass'te  Reformed  Presb'n 
1st  Baptist 
2d       do 
3d       do 
4th      do 
Methodist  Episcopalian 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 

do 
German  Lutheran 
EngHsh        do 
Evangelical  Reformed 
Ger'n  Ref 'd  Calvanists 
Friends 
do 
First  Independent 
New  Jerusalem 
Dunkards' 
Covenanters' 
Missionary 
African,  Methodist 

do  I 

do 

do 
Branch  Tabernacle 


N  Liberty 

William 

Fayette  and  North 

Baltimore  and  Lloy^ 

N  Eutaw 

Fayette 

Sharp  and  Lombard 

Alice  Anna 

Front  and  Pitt 

N  Calvert 

Light  street 

Exeter 

Eutaw  and  Mulberry 

Caroline 

Wilks 

S  Sharp 

Lombard 

Franklin 

N  Gay 

Lexington 

Sharp  and  Conway 

Second 

Pitt  and  Aisquith 

Lombard 

N  Charles  and  Franklin 

Baltimore  and  Exeter 

SPaca 

Pitt  and  Aisquith 

Harford  avenue 

S  Sharp 

Strawberry  alley 

E  Saratoga 

East  and  Douglass 

St  Paul. 


17 

BAjVKS. 

[The  Directors'  names  are  omitted,  as  they  are  elected  annually,  and  the 
Director  is  published  but  every  two  years.] 

A  List  of  the  Banks  in  the  City  of  Baltimore  and  their 
Discount  Days. 

Bank  United  States,  at  the  Exchange,  on  Second- 
street — Discount  days,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Bankof  Maryland,  South,  between  Second  and  Balti- 
more-streets— Discount  days,  Wednesday  and  Saturday. 

Bank  of  Baltimore,  corner  of  St.  Paul's  and  Baltimore 
streets — Discount  days,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Union  Bank  of  Maryland,  corner  of  Charles  and  Fay- 
ette-streets — Discounts — daily. 

Mechanics^  Bank  of  Baltimore,  corner  of  Calvert  and 
Fayette-streets — Discount  days,  Wednesday  and  Satur- 
day. 

Franklin  Bank,  corner  of  Baltimore  and  North- 
streets — Discount  day,  Monday. 

Commercial  and  Farmers^  Bank,  corner  of  Ho\\a.rd  and 
German-streets — Discount  days,  Tuesday  and  Friday. 

Farmers  and  Mercliants''  Bank,  corner  of  Calvert-street 
and  Bank  lane — Discount  days,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

Marine  Bank,  corner  of  Gay  and  Second-streets — 
Discount  day,  Thursday. 

Maryland  Savings  Institution,  corner  of  North  and 
Fayette-streets — Discount  days,  Monday  and  Thursday. 

E.  Foultney's  Bank,  162  Baltimore-street— £>isco?//?^ 
days — daily. 

Savings  Institution,  Basement  story  of  the  Exchange, 
entrance  on  Gay-street— Office  hours  from  9  to  1  on  Mon- 
days. 


FOREIGN  CONSULS. 

J.  J.  Hoogewerff,  Consul  of  the  Netherlands,  s.  e.  cor- 
ner of  Commerce  and  Water  streets. 

Thomas  J  Bizouard,  Consul  for  his  holiness  the  Pope, 
30  N.  Franklin-st.  w  of  Eutaw. 

Christian  Mayer,  Consul-General  of  the  King  of  Wir- 
temberg,  at  the  Neptune  Insurance  Office,  in  the  Ex- 
change. 

R.  Henry,  French  Consul,  40  South  Gay-street. 

Alfred  Bujac,  Consul  for  the  kingdom  of  the  two  Si- 
cilies, No.  78i  Baltimore-street. 

H.  G.  Jacobsen,  Danish  Consul,  38  south  Gay-street. 

Stephen  Lawson,  Swedish  Consul,  No.  2  Frederick 
street  dock. 

J.  P.  Kraft,  Prussian  Consul,  No.  37  S.  Gay-street. 
3  ^ 


IS 

E.  Valdor,  Sardinian  Consul,  and  Spanish  Vice-Con- 
sul, 58  south  Frederick-street. 

Frederick  C.  Graf,  Consul  for  Hamburg,  and  for  Den- 
mark, (ad  interem)  No.  38  rf.  Gay-street. 

John  Crawford,  British  Consul,  N.  Calvert-street,  Mo- 
nument Square,  east  side. 

Richard  VV.  Gill,  Vice-Consul  for  Colombia,  Court- 
house lane. 

Edward  J.  Coale,  Brazilian  Vice-Consul,  opposite  the 
Post  Office  and  City  Hotel. 

C.  A.  Hcineken,  Consul  for  Bremen,  No.  2  s.  Charles- 
street. 

Charles  Tiernan,  Mexican  Vice-Consul,  No.  20  south 
Charles-street. 


INSURANCE  OFFICES. 

Maryland  Insurance  Company,  Eichang'e  Building*,  N.  side, 
E.  entrance,  Joseph  A    Wallace,  president. 

Ballimore  Fire  Insurance  Company,  No.  12  South-street, 
Wm  A.  Tucker,  president. 

Firemen's  Insurance  Company,  No.  25  Second  street,  op- 
posite the  Exchange,  .John  Heese,  president. 

Neptune  Insurance  Company,  south  side,  E.  entrance  of  the 
Exchange  Buikhng,  Chrisiian  Mayer,  president. 

Patapsco  Insurance  Company,  office,  same  as  Neptune  Ins. 
Co.  Chrisiian  Mayer,  president. 

Baltimore  Insurance  CompaJiy,  office.  Exchange  Building, 
west  side,  S.  entrance,  David  Winchester,  president 

American  Insurance  Conipat.y  of  Bahimore,  office,  Ex- 
change Building,  east  side,  S.  entrance,  A.  J  Schwarize,  pre- 
sident. 

Baltimore  Equitable  Society,  for  insuring  houses  from  loss 
by  Fire,  No  J8  Baltimore-street,  Joseph  Townsend,  secreta- 
ry and  treasurer. 

Union  Insurance  Compai.y,  office,  Counting  Boom  of  the 
presidefit,  Samuel  Sterett,  (i'Donnell's  wharf. 

Baltimore  Life  Insurance  Company,  cffice.  No.  22  St.  Paul's 
street,  John  I  Donaldson,  president. 


CUI^OM-HOUSE. 

South  end  of  Exchange  Building,  s.  w,  corner  of  Gay 

and  Water- streets. 

James  H.  M'Culloh,  collector;  Dr.  J.  H.  ArCulloh,  de- 
uty  collector;  Dabney  S.  Carr,  naval  officer;  J.  C.  Van 
i/^yck,  deputy  naval  officer;  James  Mosher,  surveyor  and 
inspector  of  the  revenue;  Martin  Eichelberger,  weigh 
master;  Isaac  Lighlner,  guager;  James  Martin,  measur- 
er; William  Dickinson  and  Lyde  Goodwin,  appraisers, 
No.  51  9.  Gay-street;  and,  Joseph  R.  Snyder,  store-keep- 
^,  office,  No.  51  s.  Gay-street. 


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STEAM  ^^a^feto^  BOATS 


MARYLAND,  Capt.  Lemuel  G  Taylor,  leaves  the  lower 
end  of  Dujjan's  wiiarf,  for  Chestertown,  every  Monday  morn- 
tng"  at  6  o'clock,  returning  same  day — Annapolis,  Cambridge 
and  Easton,  on  Tuesdays  and  Fridays  at  7  A.  M.;  and  Anna- 
polls,  only,  at  9  A   M   on  Sundays. 

PATUXENT,  Capt.  George  Weems,  leaves  the  lower  end 
of  Dugan's  wharf,  for  Salisbury  and  Whitehaven,  on  the  Wi- 
comico River,  (E.  Shore)  each  Monday  afternoon  at  5  P.  M., 
arriving  on  her  return  in  Bahimore  by  the  same  route  on  the 
succeeding  Wednesday  mornings.  For  Benedict,  on  the  Pa- 
tuient  river,  ( W.  Shore,  i  each  Thursday  morning  at  7  o'clock, 
stopping  for  Passengers,  &c.  at  Town  Creek,  Herring  Bay, 
&c.  each  way,  arriving  in  Baltimore  on  Sunday  evening — Jas. 
Harwood,  agent.  No  7  Light-street  wharf. 

Steam- Boats  for  Norfolk,  Petersburg  and  Richmond. 
COLUVIBUS,  Capt.  Turner;  POCAHONTAS,  Capt.  Hen- 
derson, leave  the  lower  end  Spear's  wharf,  three  times  a 
week,  say,  Monday,  Wednesday,  and  Friday  mornings  at  9 
o'clock,  and  ari'ive  Mondays.  Thursdays  and  Saturdays,  from 
April  to  November;  then  twice  a  week  till  January;  and  once 
a  week|until  xMarch.  Tiie  NORFOLK,  Captain  Sutton,  runs 
three  times  a  month  with  freight  through  to  Richmond. 

For  Alexandria,  Waskington,  and  Georgetown. 

The  Steam-P;xkets  FREDERICKSBURG,  Capt.  J.  B.  Jen- 
kins,  and  COLUMBIA,  Captain  James  Mitchell,  leaves  Com- 
merce-street  r/harf,  every  Wednesday  and  Saturday  after- 
noon at  4  o'clock;  returnin|^' one  of  these  Boats  leaves  the 
District  every  Sunday  and  Wednesday  morning — from  Wash- 
ington at  5,  and  Alexandti^it  7  o'clock — Charles  Worthin]^- 
ton,  agent.  -^^ 

GOVERNOR  WOLCOTT,  Capt.  W^m.  W.  Verdon,  leaves 
lower  end  of  Bowly's  v.harf,  for  Havre-de-Grace  and  Port  De- 
posit, every  Tuesday  5c  Saturday  at  9  A.  M  ;  returns  on  Wed- 
nesdays and  Sundays  at  4  P.  M.  Also,  for  Rockhall  and  Cen- 
treville,  every  Thursday  at  9  A.  M.;  returns  on  Friday  at  4 
P.  M. — Wm.  Owen,  agent,  101  Bowly's  wharf. 

CITIZENS'  UNION  LINE,  Hugh  M'Elderry,  agent,  No.  3 
Light.st.  wharf.  For  Philadelphia,  morning  line,  starts  from 
intersection  of  Light  and  Pratt-streets,  at  6  A.  M.  Noon  Une, 
12^  P.  M.  (Is  expected  to  be  changed  to  Bowly's  wharf, 
Nov.  18  H) 

For  FREDERICKBURG,  F.  &  R.  Voss,  agents,  6  Lightst. 
wharf.  The  RAPFAMAN\\'OCK,  «apt.  N  Fairbank,  leaves 
opposite  No.  6  Ligiii-st.  wliarf,  efery  Sunday  morning  at  7 
o'clock  for  Fredericksburg,  Va ;  arrives  here  every  Thursday 
ttorjQing. 


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For  FREDERICKSBURG,  James  Harwood,  agent,  No.  7 
Light  St  wharf  Steam-Boat  FRANKLIN,  Capt.  Joseph  Ne- 
vitt,  leaves  opposite  No.  7  Light-st.  wharf,  every  Wednesday 
morning  at  7  o'clock  for  Fredericksburg;  returns  every  Sun. 
day  evening. 


PACKET.^.         \M?^K/       PACKETS. 


For  Philadelphia,  Hand's  Line,  via  Canal,  John  W.  Brown, 
agent,  No.  65  Smith's  wharf     Sails  daily. 

Philadelphia  Despatch  Line,  via  Canal,  S.  M.  Wakeman. 
agent.  No.  2,  Spear's  wharf.     Sails  daily. 

For  New-York,  Todd's  Regular  Line,  John  W.  Brown,  a- 
gent,  No.  65  Smith's  wharf.  Sails  on  Saturdays,  (oftener  if 
requisite.) 

For  New-York,  W.  Rhoads,  agent,  No  12  Bowly's  wharf, 
brig  Henry,  S.  Kirby;  schrs  Canton,  M.  B.  Perry;  RoUo,  R. 
K.  Smith;  China,  D.  Smith;  Martha,  A.  Chesbrough — Sail  re- 
guiarly  each  week. 

Boston  Union  and  Despatch  Line,  Clark  &  Kellogg,  agents, 
No.  16  Bo^'ly's  wharf,  viz:  Brigs  Cecilia,  F.  Nickerson;  Ida, 
"\V.  Hallett;  Calo,  T.  Percival;  Vesta,  J  Hutchins;  Chatham, 
S.  Sraall;  Marshal  Ney,  J.  Crowell — Sail  regularly  from  Bal- 
timore and  Boston,  every  Saturday- 

For  Boston,  Regular  Line,  Mattliews  and  Hopkins,  No.  10 
Bowly's  wharf,  agents:  Brigs  Hamilton,  J.  Foster;  Victor,  S. 
Chase;  Roxanna,  G.  Bowley:  schrs  Spy,  E.  Small;  Henry 
Clay,  T.  Nickerson;  Classic,  R.  C.  Smith — Sail  »veekly. 

For  Norfolk  and  Petersburg,  Tomkins  &  Coale,No.  6  Bow- 
ly's  wharf,  agents;  and  James  Hooper  Sc  Sons,  No.  16  Light- 
street  wharf — Sails  every  Saturday  evening. 

For  Richmond,  Tomkins  and  Coale,  No.  6  Spear's  wharf, 
agents;  and  Jas.  Hooper  &  Sons,  No.  16  Light-st.  wharf — Sails 
every  Saturday  evening. 

For  Charleston  and  Savannah,  Charles  Gwynn,  agent.  No.  5 
Spears's  wharf — weekly. 

For  New.Orleans,  A.  J.  DInnies,  agent.  No.  12  Bowly's 
wharf. 

Cambridge  Packet,  (E.  S.)  James  Hooper  and  Sons,  agents. 
No.  16  Light-st.  wharf;  leaves  every  Saturday  morning. 

Salisbury  Packet  (E.  S.)  James  Hooper  and  Sons,  agents, 
16  Light-st.  whf — leaves  each  week,  (soaietimes  oftener.) 


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IFor  Annapolis,  (^filler's  Line)  John  H.  Barney,  No.  82  W. 
t»ratt-st.  (head  of  Bowly's  wharf,)  agent,  leaves  opposite  No. 
2  Bowly's  wharf,  every  Tuesday  and  Saturday  at  9  A.  M. 

Sand's  Line,  Annapolis  packets,  leave  Commerce-street 
wharf,  every  Monday,  Wednesday  and  Friday  mornings  at  9 
o'clock;  and  leave  Annapolis  the  same  days  and  hours. 

The  packet  sloop  Belvidera,  for  Chestertown,  leaves  the 
same  wharf,  every  Saturday  morning  at  9  o'clock. 

For  Centreviile  and  Queenstown,  (E-  S.)  leaves  opposite 
No  2  Bowly's  wharf,  each  Saturday  at  9  A.  M-,  and  returns 
AVednesday. 

For  Rockhall,  (R  S.)  leaves  opposite  No.  2  Bowly*s  wharf, 
each  Tuesday  and  Saturday  at  9  A.  M  ;  returns  Thursday  and 
Monday. 

For  Easton,  (E.  S  )  leaves  lower  end  of  Buchanan's  wharf, 
each  Wednesday  at  9  A.  M.,  and  retdrns  Saturday. 

For  St.  Michaer.s,  (E.  S  )  leaves  lower  end  Smith's  wharf, 
(opposite  M'Kim's  copper  rolling  jnill,)  each  Wednesday  at 
9  A.  M  ;  and  returns  each  Saturday. 

For  Elkton,  leaves  opposite  No.  8  Bowly's  wharf  each  Wfed- 
nesday,  and  returns  Sunday;  and  another,  opposite  Harrison 
fk  Slerett's,  O'Donnell's  wharf;  leaves  and  arrives  same  days. 


STAGES. 

Regulations  of  the.  different  lines  of  Stages,  running  from 
the  basement  story  of  Barnum's  City  hotel,  Baltimore. 
The.  Ma:l  Coach  for  Washington  Cit}^  and  three  Pilot  Lines, 
depart  daily  at  3  and  8  o'clock,  A.  M.,  and  at  2  o'clock,  P.  M. 
conncciinjr  with  lines  running  direct  to  Leesburg  and  Win- 
chester, Charlottesville.  Staunton,  Augusta  Springs,  War,n 
Springs  Hot  Springs,  White  Sulphur  Springs,  and  thence  to 
Guayanrlotte  on  the  Ohio. 

The  Mail  for  Wheeling,  via  Fredericktown,  Hagersto.wn, 
Cumberland,  Brownsville,  &c.  departs  every  morning,  goin-'' 
through  in  three  days.  '^ 

The  Accommodation  on  same  route,  departs  every  other 
morning,  throujrh  in  four  days. 

The  Mail  via  York  for  Harrisburg  or  Lancaster,  departs 
every  morning. 

The  Mail  for  Pittsburg  via  Gettysburg,  Chambersburgh, 
Bedford.  &c.  departs  every  morninj*-. 

The  Mail  for  Winchester  via  Harper's  Ferry,  Charleston, 
&c,  departs  on  on  Tuesdays,  Thursdays  and  Saturdays,  and 


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by  Boonsboro,  Shepperdstown,  Martlnsburg,  &c.  six  times  a 

week. 

The  Mail  for  Emmettsburg  departs  on  Wednesdays  and 
Saturdays. 

The  Mail  for  Carlisle  departs  every  Tuesday  morning. 

The  Mail  for  Philadelphia,  departs  e\ery  day  at  1  o'clock, 
P-  M.  during  the  winter,  or  suspension  of  the  steam-boats. 

STOCKTON  &  STOKES. 

PHENIX  LINES,  leaves  daily  at  4  o'clock,  8  o'clock,  and 
2  o'clock  for  Washington — 8  o'clock,*?  miles  on  the  Rail  road. 

PEOPLE'S  LINE  to  Wheeling,  leaves  Mondays,  vVednes- 
days  and  Fridays,  at  4  o'clock,  A.  M.;  running  12  miles  on 
the  Rail  road. 

PEOPLE'S  LINE,  by  York,  to  Harrisburg  and  Lancaster, 
Penn.;  leaves  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and  Fridays,  at  three 
o'clock,  A.  M. 

PHILADELPHIA.  LINE,  leave  Mondays,  Wednesdays  and 
Fridays,  at  5  o'clock,  A.  M.,  by  the  way  of  Kingsviile,  Belle- 
Air,  Hurburt  ^  Roads,  Port  JJeposite  and  New- London  »^ 
Roads. 

Passengers  taken  up  and  put  down  wherever  requested. 
Regular  stopping  places  for  all  the  Stages,  P>elt2^ioover's  Mo- 
tel, SE.  cor.  I?altimore  and  Hanover  streets;  Lyford's  Fountain 
Inn,  Light-street;  Matlack's  United  Hotel,  Pratt  street,  be- 
tween  Hanover  and  Charles-streets — the  new  office  under 
Peale's  Mussum,  No.  2,  n.  Calvert-strect. 


BALTIMORR  AND  OHIO  RAIL  ROAD  OFFICE, 
S.  E   corner  oi  Calvert  and  Fayette-streets,  P   E   Thomas, 
president;  John  N,  Brown,  secretary. 

BALTIMORE  &  SUSQUEHANNA  RAIL  ROAD  OFFICE, 
North  side,  E  entrance  of  the  Excliange,  George  Winchester, 
president;  Juseph  Barling,  secretary. 

^mm^ — 

CANTON  COMPANY'S  OFFICE, 
S.  W,  corner  St.  Paul  and  Fayette  sts.  William  Gwynn,  pre- 
sident. 

NOTARIES  PUBLIC. 
John  Gil!,  Walei-slreet.  opposite  the  Custom-house. 
Henry  Brice,  s  w.xorner  olGay  and  Water-streets. 
Samuel  FarnaiKlis;  s.  e.  corner  Gay  and  Water-streets. 
James  B.  Latimer^  s.  vv.  cor.  St.  Paul  and  Fayette  sis. 

COMMISSIONRRS  OF    INSOLVENF  DEBTORS 

for  the  Cily  and  Couiiiy  of  Baltimore, 
W.  G.  D.  Worthington, 
3:.  L.  Finley,  J- Esq'rs. 

Loais  Eichelbergfir, 
Ojfica  ill  ikeCourt' House, 


I. 


Commercial  Regulations 

ESTABLISHED  BY  THE 

BAIiTIiflORG 

CHAMBER  OF  COMMERCE. 

The  following  rates  shall  be  charged  if  no  agreement  to 
the  conlrary  exisls: 


COMMISSIONS. 


On  Sales  of  Merchundise per  cent 

Do.         Stocks " 

Do.         Bills  of  Exchange,  if  endorsed. .     ** 

Do.         do.  do.  not  endorsed    " 

On  ptirchases  of  Merchandise,  with  funds  in 

hand, •* 

On  purchases  of  Merchandise  in  advance,  or 

when  drawn  for, •* 

On  purchases  of  Stocks  St  Bilis  of  Exchange, 

Accepting  or  Endorsing  without  funds " 

Collecting  Freights «« 

Procuring         d:> •' 

Disbursements  for  Vessels,  .  ? " 

Disbursements  for  Vessels  without  funds  in 

hand,. «« 

Effecting  Insurance,  when  the  Premium  does 

not  e:^cced  iO  per  cent    on  the  amount 

insured « 

Effecting  Insuraiice,  if  the  Preniuim  is  above 

10  per  cent,  on  the  aniour.t Of  Premium,     " 
Adjusting  a;  d  colitciing   Losses    injured,  if 

not  disputed  or  litigated,  ou  tiie  amount 

recovered, «« ^ 

Collecting  delayed  or  litigated  Accounts  and 

Claims, «« 

Receiving  ar.d  paying  Monies  from  which  no 

other  reniUticration  is  derived, ** 

Entering  and  forvN  aiding  Goods,    on  tije  a- 

mount  of  Dutith  and  Charges, «< 

Advancing  Money   ou    letters  ot   Credit,  or 

otherwise, ** 

On  Consignment  of  Merciiandise,  withdrawn 

or  re-shipped,  \\\\\  Comnussion  is   to  be 

charged  on  ilie  umount  of  advances  or  re- 

sponsibiiities  incined,  and  iialf  Comniis< 

ftion  on  the  residue:  of  the  value. 


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The  foregoing  Commissions  are  exclusive  of  Guarantee  of 
Debts  for  Sales  on  a  Credit;  Storage,  Auction  Duty  and  Com- 
mission, Brokerage,  and  every  other  expense  actually  incur- 
red; and  when  Guarantee  of  Debts  for  Sales  on  Credit  U 
charged,  it  shall  be  2i  per  cent,  in  addition. 

The  risk  of  Loss  by  Fire,  unless  Insurance  be  ordered,  and 
of  Robbery,  Theft,  and  other  unavoidable  occurrences,  is  in 
all  cases  to  be  borne  by  the  owner  of  the  goods,  if  the  usual 
care  be  taken  to  secure  the  property. 


FREIGQT. 

If  a  Vessel  is  freighted  by  the  Ton,  and  no  special  agree- 
witnt  is  made  respecting  the  proportion  of  Tonnage,  at  which 
each  article  shall  be  computed,  the  following  shall  be  the 
standard  of  computation: 

3240  lbs.  of   Pig   and    Brxr-Iron — Lead — Copper —  Log- 
wood,  Fustic,  Nicaragua  and  other  heavy 
Dyewoods — and  all  other  Materials, 
2240  —  Net  Wt,  of  Sugar  and  K-ce  in  Casks, 
1830 —      do.  Coffee  in  liag-3, 

1568  —       do.  do.      in  Casks, 

1308  —      do.  Cocoa  in  Bags, 

1120  —      do.  do.      in  Casks, 

1110 —       do.  Pimento  in  Bags, 

952  —       do.  do.  in  Casks, 

784  —      do.  Ship  Bread  in  Bags, 

672  —       do.  do.  in  Casks, 

1223  —  Dryed  Hides, 
896  —  Net  Wt.  of  green  Teas,  and  China  raw  Silk,  | 

1120 —       do.  Bohea  and  other  black  Teas,  o 

1600 —       do.  Virginia  Tobacco  in  Hhds., 

1400  —       do.  Georgia,  Carolina  and  Kentucky  To. 

bacco  in  Hhds  , 
1000  —      do.  Maryland  Tobacco  in  hhds., 

8  Uls.  of  Flour,  of  196  lbs.  net  each, 
7     do.     IJetf,    Pork,    pickled    Fish,  Tallow,  Naval 
Stores,  Hum  and  Whiskey, 


200  ^a^^V/incmeasure,  reckoning  the  full  contents  of 
^P    the  Casks,  of  Oil,    Wine,   Brandy  and  any 
other  Liquors, 
22  bushels  Grain,  Pea^e  or  Beans  in  Casks, 
do  do  do     in  Bulk, 

Liverpool  blown  Salt  do 

do.  ground  do      ^%  do  > 

St.  Ubes,  Cape  de  Veidyand  similar  Salt  in 

Bulk, 
West  India  Salt  in  Bulk,  , 
Sea  Coal  do. 

40  cubic  feet  of  Flank,  Roard«,  square  Timber,  Mahoga- 
ny, fiule  Goods,  Dry  Goods  in  Casks  and  Boxes, 


40 

do. 

40 

do 

34 

do. 

36 

do. 

31 

do. 

29 

do. 

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The  following  shall  be  deemed  to  be  the  contents  in  cubic 
feet  of  various  packages  and  goods,  viz; 

A  Flour  Barrel, 5 

A  Hogshead  Virginia  Tobacco, 45 

A  Hogshead  Georgia,  Carolina  and  Kentucky  do., 40 

A  Hogshead  Maryland  do., 35 

5  bushels  Grain  in  bulk, 5 

A  Tierce  of  Rice, 15 

A  Hogshead  of  Flaxseed, 12 

A  Barrel  of  Pork,  Beef,  Fish,  Naval  Stores,  and  Whiskey 
or  Rum, Sk 

In  computing  the  bulk  of  Candles,  Soap,  Lard,  Butter, 
Hams,  and  all  packages  smaller  than  Barrels  or  Half  Barrels, 
200  lb.  net  weight  shall  be  considered  equal  to  a  Barrel  of 
Flour  or  five  cubic  feet. 

All  goods  brought  to  this  port  on  Freight  must  be  deliver- 
ed at  the  expense  of  the  Vessel  bringing  the  same. — A  deli- 
very on  any  Wharf  at  Fell's  Point,  during  business-hours,  is  a 
delivery  in  the  City  and  Port  of  Baltimore  — Hides  and  arti- 
cles prohibited  to  be  landed  within  the  City  at  certain  peri- 
ods, may  be  landed  at  the  Lazaretto. — In  all  cases  when  Vesi- 
sels  are  obliged  by  the  Quarantine  Regulations  to  discharge 
their  Cargoes  in  the  Stream,  the  expense  of  delivering  Goods 
JVest  of  Dugan's  Wharf  (when  required  to  be  so  landed  by 
tiie  Consignee)  shall  be  equally  borne  by  the  Carrier  and 
Consignee,  (by  each  one  half;)  but  if  landed  East  ofsaid  wharf, 

then  the  expenses  must  be  borne  by  the  Carrier  only. If 

Freight  is  taken  at  so  many  "Dollars'*  per  Hogshead,  Barrel, 
Ton,  8iC  and  no  agreement  is  made  respecting  the  currency 
it  shall  paid  in;  it  shall  be  understood  to  be  payable  in  Span- 
ish or  Mexica^x  Dollars  or  their  equivalent. — If  a  Vessel  is 
chartered  for  a  Voyage  out  a#i  home;  each  Shipper  shall  be 
entitled  to  his  proportion  oTOhe  whole  homeward  Freight, 
pro  rata  of  the  bulk  or  space  occupied  by  each  Shipper  oh 
the  outward  Voyage  — In  all  cases  where  Vessels  are  char- 
tered or  freighted  for  a  Voyage  out  and  home,  the  freighter 
or  charterer  is  bound  to  furnish  sufficient  Cargo  or  Ballast *at 
the  Port  of  discharge  of  the  outward  Cargo,  to  enable"  said 
Vessel  to  return  safely  home;  provided  no  agreement  to  the 
contrary  is  made  by  the  parties. 

And  whereas  it  sometimes  occurs,  upon  Vessels  being  con- 
signed to  regular  established  Houses,  that  the  Captains  inter- 
fere with  the  business  of  the  Merchant,  and  if  opportunity  or 
circumstances  transpire'^o  aid  them,  will  enter  into  engage- 
ments for  their  Vessels  without  consulting  the  Consigned  or 
accounting  with  him  for  Commissions,  and  as  such  conduct  is 
not  only  unmercantile,  but  disreputable,  it  is  strongly  dis- 
countenanced by  this  Chamber. 

WEIGHTS  AND  TARES. 

Sugar,  Copperas,  Alum,  Brimstone,  Shot,  Lead,  Iron,  Steel, 
Dyewoods,  Hemp,  and  all  other  articles,  which  Lave  hereto- 


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fore  been  sold  by  the  cwt.  of  112  lbs.  shall  in  future  be  sold 
by  the  decimal  hundred,  or  100  pounds. 

Tares  shall  be  allowed  as  folJow: — On  Svgar  in  Hhds.  or 
Tierces,  12  lbs,  on  100  lbs. — do.  in  Cuba  Boxes,  15  lbs.  per 
100  — do.  in  American  Flour  Bbls.  22  lbs.  each, — do  in  Bags 
and  all  other  Packag-es,  the  actual  Tare-  Coffee  in  American 
Flour  Bbls.  20  lbs.  each, — do.  in  single  Linen,  Gunny,  or 
Grass  Bags,  2  lbs.  per  100  lbs.— in  all  other  Packages,  the  ac- 
tual Tare  Pepper  in  sincjle  Gunny  Bags,  2  lbs.  per  100  lbs. — 
in  other  Packages,  the  actual  Tare.  Pimento  in  linen  Bags, 
3  lbs.  per  100  lbs. — in  other  Packages,  the  actual  Tare. 
liice  m  Tierces  and  half  Tierces,  10  lbs,  per  100  lbs.  Cop- 
f>€m»  in  Hhds.  10  lbs.  pej^  100  lbs. — in  other  Packa- 
ges, the  actual  Tare.  Green'  Teas,  19flbs.  each  Ohests — 
half  Chests,  12  lbs.  each — all  other  Packages,  the  actual 
Tare.  Souchotig  I'ea,  22  lbs.  each  Chest — other  Packages, 
the  actual  Tare.  Cassia  in  Mats,  9  lbs.  per  100  lbs. — in  Boxes 
and  other  Packages,  the  actual  7'are.  Indigo  in  Seroons,  11 
lbs.  per  100  lbs. — all  other  Packages,  the  actual  Tare.  Cotton 
in  Bales,  no  tare. — On  Alum,  Brimstone,  Ginger,  Nutmegs, 
Mace,  Cloves,  Almonds,  Figs,  Cheese,  Soap,  Candles,  Chocw- 
colate,  Cocoa,  Currants,  Prunes,  Starch,  and  all  other  articles 
not  before  mentioned,  the  actual  Tare  shall  be  allowed. 

No  allowance  shall  be  made  in  any  case,  for  Draft  on  Sugar 
in  Hogsheads,  or  any  other  articles. 

No  charge  shall  be  made  for  Casks,  Barrels,  or  any  other 
Packages  whatever. 

STORAGE. 

Hogsheads  of  Sugar,  Tobacco,  Molasses,  FMch, 

Rum,  Oil,  Bristles,  and  Pipes  of  Wine, 

Brandy,  Gin,  . . .  .• 25  cts,  per  month. 

Hogsheads  of  Coffee,  Copperas,  Codfish, 

and  Tallow, 30         

Tierces  of  Rum,  Sugar,  Molasses,  Oil  and 

Half  Pipes  of  Wine, 181       

Tierces  of  Rice,  Coffee,   Flaxseed,  Porter 

and  Alum, • 124       

Barrels  of  Rum,   Whiskey,   Sugar,   Beef, 

Pork,  Fish,  Cheese,   Oil  and  quarter 

Casks  Wine 6         

Barrels  Coffee,  Flour  and  other  Dry  Arti- 
cles,      3 

Boxes  of  Cuba  Sugar, 8         

Boxes  of  Brazil  Sugar, 30         

Boxes  Kish,  Wine,  Oil,  Lemons  &.  Oranges,    3         

Boxes  Soap,  Candies,  Cheese,  Raisins,  Tin, 

and  Drums  of  Figs, 2         

Bags  Coffee,  Cocoa,  Ginger,  Pepper,  Pi- 

mento, 2        

Bales  of  Cotton  and  of  Hempen  Yarn,  of 

about  300  pounds, 12i       

Other  and  Squaie  Bales  in  proportion. 


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Bales  of  India  Piece,  and  Smaller  Goods,    12i  cts.  pr.  month. 

Bales  of  Nankeens 3 

InJjg-o  in  Seroons,  per  100  lb., 4         

Cases  of  Bengal  and  other  East  India  In- 
digo,  124       

Casesof  Gin.  Oil,  Sec, 3        

Tea  in  Half  Chests,  5  cts. — quarter  do.  2i 

cts.  Boxes, li       

Kegs  of  Shot,  Raisins,  Currants,  Nails,  Salt- 

petre,  Butter,  Lard,  Tobacco, 3 

Kegs  of  28  lbs.  White  Lead, 1         

Dried  Hides, 24       

Hemp,  per  Ton, 60         

Cordage     do., 30         

Iron  and  Lead  do  , •» 20  

Dyewoods  do., 30         ^ 

Hampers  of  Bottles,  &,c  , 10         

Grain,  per  Bushel, 4       

Crates  of  Earthenware, 20         

Leather,  per  Side, ^ 14 

Wrapping  Paper,  per  ream 1         

Russia  and  other  Duck,  per  Piece.. 2         

Russia  Sheeting  and  Uavensduck  do.,. ...     1         

Salt,  per  Bushel t       

The  proprietors  of  Goods  to  he  at  the  expense  of  putting 
them  in  Store,  stowing  tliem  away,  and  delivering  them. 

All  Goods  S'.oed,  to  be  subject  to  one  month's  Storage,  if 
left  in  Store  ten  da)  s;  if  taken  away  in  less  than  ten  days,  to 
half  a  month's  Storage. 

The  Rule  under  the  head  of  *  C(.mmissions,"  respecting 
Fire,  Robbery,  Theft,  Stc  to  apply  also  in  case  of  Storage. 

VVxM.  COOKE,  Sec'y. 


JRIANAGERS  OF  THE  POOR. 
1st  ward,  Wm.  Inloes — 2d  ward,  David  James — 3d  ward, 
Joshua  Turner— 4ih  ward,  John  Amos — 5th  ward,  Ro- 
bert Armstrong— 6th  ward,  Felix  Jenkin.s — 7th  ward, 
George  M«ris— 8th  ward,  Peter  Gold— 9th  ward,  Richard 
Bevan—lOih  ward,  Thomas  Mummey — J  1th  ward,  Tho- 
mas  VVinwood — 12th  ward,  John  T.  Keppler. 


BALTIMORE  INFIRMARY. 

Exicutive  Committee — Solomon  Etling,  William  Gwynn, 
Richard  B.  Magruder. 


TRUSTEES  OF  THE  ALMS-HOUSE. 
Joseph  Gushing,  Dr.  Thomas  E.  Bond,  John  Lee,  and 
Archibald  Sterling. 


Bandell  William,  boot  and  shoemaker,  35  Centre 
Market  space.     See  advertisement. 

Chase  &  Falconer,  removed  to  2  s  Liberty-st. 

Couradt  &  Co.  C.  G.  carpet  manufactory,  Granby-st. 
w  of  Albermarle  and  near  Pratt 

Durham  John,  dwelling  and  fancy  store,  157  Balti- 
more-st;  cooper  shop,  cor  Green  and  Pratt-sts. 

Francis  Augustus  T.  accountant,  cor.  of  Light  and 
Pratt-sts. 

Finlay  John,  dvv  32  n  Gay-st;  fancy  chair  and  coach 
manufactory,  adjoining 

Fridge  Alexander,  dw  32  Sharp-st. 

Grundy  Geo.  Carr,  secretary  of  the  Baltimore  Life  In- 
surance Company,  12  Coyjtland-st. 

Hinkley  Edward,  has  removed  to  n  side  of  Lexington 
St.  w  of  Pine 

Haslett  James,  jr.  grocer,  6  Pratt-st.  w  of  Light 

Leaman  E.  P.  &  W.  J.  hatters,  26  n.  Howard  st;  dw 
Park  near  Fayette 

Murdoch  Wm.  F.  removed  to  32  s  Sharp-st. 

Matchett  Richard  J.  printer,  dw  65  Harrison-st. 

Missette  Richard,  wool  mcrcht,  over 4  Light-st.  whf. 

Millington  Jno.  N.  removed  to  59  1-2  Pitt-st. 

Norris  Lloyd,  flour  merchant,  dw.  Lombard-st.  near 
Sharp 

Paine  Allen,  silver  plating  and  coach  furniture  store, 
NW  cor  of  Howard  and  Fayette-sts;  dw  Saratoga 
bet  Howard  and  Eutaw-sts,     See  advertisement 

Phillips  Wm.  grocer,  36  n  Howard-st.;  dw  Dutch  al. 
w  of  Howard  st 

iPhelan  J.  C.  hair  dresser,  under  Union  Hotel,  41  n 
Howard-st. 

Reese  George,  bookbinder,  23  s  Calvert-st.;  dw  Ha- 
nover, bet  Lee  and  Hill 

Rose  Peyton,  bookbinder,  Mulberry-st.  near  Calvert 

Ramsey  Wm.  brush  and  bellows  maker,  18  n  Howard 

Shroeder  Henry,  merchant,  Schroeder-st.  w  of  Cove 

Spencer  mrs.  Almira,  editor  of  Young  Ladies'  Jour- 
nal of  Literature  and  Science,  dw  Holliday-st. 
next  door  to  Medical  College 

Thornburg  mrs  Isabella,  milliner,  43  n  Howard-st. 

Trowbridge  &  Taylor,  curriers,  35  N  Howard-st;  dw 
Daniel  Trowbridge,  Mulberry-st  w  of  Pearl 

Tinges  mrs  Mary  H.  removed  to  59  1-2  Pitt-st. 

Wynnaert  James,  Salter  of  provisions,  48  Wagon  al. 


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